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Is swimming good if you suffer from chronic posterior compartment syndrome?
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Yes as tolerated: If you can tolerate swimming , it is very good to built the damaged muscle , nerve from acute compartment syndrome ( chronic is really a residual effect ) speak to your treating doctor.
Answered 12/9/2013
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