PS: I went to regular physical therapy for about 4 months and did not get ANY relief from my pain. Massage in only 3 sessions has made a huge difference. Also massage therapists need to be told before hand about the adhesions and where they are (or are suspected). There are special techniques they can use to help loosen them :)
At Wed, 12 Jan 2000, Helen Dynda wrote:
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>I received the following message tonight from a mother who is desperately
>trying to find help for her teen-age daughter:
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>"I did find someone with adhesions who claims to have had success. The
>doctor did massage physical therapy. The person stated that it did help
>alot."
>
>Has anyone had success from massage physical therapy? I find it difficult
>to believe that the use of massage physical therapy for adhesions can be of
>help.
>
>If you have actually tried this kind of massage physical therapy and have
>had success, would you please share your experience here? Thanks!