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Physio recommendations

Gumbi · 2018-02-26 09:57:37

Anyone have recommendations for a quality physiotherapist? I'm not having luck with them regarding an ongoing back problem, and am on physio number 3 at the moment. I'm not convinced dry needling or spongy electrical therapy thingy is useful and guys seem to be guessing half the time as to what is the issue. Thanks!

26-02-2018 10:57am

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Gumbi

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Anyone have recommendations for a quality physiotherapist? I'm not having luck with them regarding an ongoing back problem, and am on physio number 3 at the moment. I'm not convinced dry needling or spongy electrical therapy thingy is useful and guys seem to be guessing half the time as to what is the issue.

Thanks!

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#2 26-02-2018 11:47am

Mc Love

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Mark and Cynthia are great physios! http://www.dooradoylephysiotherapyclinic.ie/

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#3 26-02-2018 12:17pm

panda100

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Would really recommend Ian Dowling http://iandowlingphysio.ie/ Really nice guy and knows his stuff. I know a few people who have gone to him and got great results.

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#4 05-03-2018 7:40am

CutWeldDrive

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Jamie Bowman of corbally clinic,

I've 2 disks damaged in my lowwr back and 3 in my neck and he is the only one that has been able to help me.

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