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Massage or physio

hgdhgfhgfhgf · 2008-09-20 13:24:32

Been having a few repetitive injury problems of late due in part to my job, and sitting at a computer, and was planning to head for a massage in the next few weeks anyhow. My question is what’s the difference between physio and masseuse? Given what I’ve described above, what am I looking for?..will a physio do all?

20-09-2008 1:24pm

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hgdhgfhgfhgf

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Been having a few repetitive injury problems of late due in part to my job, and sitting at a computer, and was planning to head for a massage in the next few weeks anyhow.
My question is what’s the difference between physio and masseuse?
Given what I’ve described above, what am I looking for?..will a physio do all?

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#2 20-09-2008 1:51pm

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A sports massage should suffice. It's part of their training to be looking into 'injuries' like that, moreso than a physio. Generally.

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