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Too late for physio?

  • 16-09-2016 12:56pm
    #1
    The Young Wan
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    About three years ago I did some damage to my ankle. I'm not quite sure what it was - at the time I thought it was a fairly nasty sprain so I didn't get it checked by GP back then.

    It's given a bit of bother in the last while, particularly when the weather changes. It's come to the stage that I don't think it was a bad sprain, more so maybe ligament damage. Is it too late to get it checked out by my doc and a physio?


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  • #2
    omb0wyn5ehpij9
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    No it's not too late. You need to get it checked out by a good physio, and possibly have a scan on it to see what is shown up


  • #3
    Brian?
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    Mod note: no one here can give medical advice. You need to seek advice from a medical professional. Thread locked

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