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I have a partial distal biscup tare. dr. wants me to do therapy is this necessary since i have been dealing with this for over two years?
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Therapy can help: Especially if there is weakness in the flexors of the elbow and pronators of the elbow. If I detect weakness in these areas I will recommend therapy. But if patient is unwilling, I do not. Need to have motivated patient for therapy to be successful. Best of luck with this. Dr R
Answered 7/6/2015
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