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Finding a good physiotherapist in Dublin.

laura27314 · 2009-05-19 22:25:32

Hi guys, I'm new on boards.ie and I'd appreciate a recommendation for a good physiotherapist in Dublin, preferably the city center. I have posture problems and bladder control issues. I am trying to lose some weight, and what I don't want is a physio who specializes in sports injuries, or someone who gives lots of dietary…

19-05-2009 10:25pm

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laura27314

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Hi guys,

I'm new on boards.ie and I'd appreciate a recommendation for a good physiotherapist in Dublin, preferably the city center.

I have posture problems and bladder control issues. I am trying to lose some weight, and what I don't want is a physio who specializes in sports injuries, or someone who gives lots of dietary advice (that's my nutritionist's job). I want someone who is friendly, professional, and will listen to me, and help me with my problems.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Laura

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#2 20-05-2009 11:03pm

Kevster

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Hi Laura,

Your GP is the best first option. He/she will then refer you to a specialist. I don't think it's common for a patient to contact a specialist directly without a referral (at least I think that's how it's done... ...).

Kevin

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