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Physiotherapy treatment at home

starlight33

starlight33 Member Posts: 17 Connected

August 2019 in PIP, DLA and AA

Hi. Do you include rest breaks for any physiotherapy you do in the time for managing treatment? Thanks

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poppy123456 Member Posts: 22,218 Disability Gamechanger

August 2019

No, it's the time you spend doing the physio that counts.

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April2018mom Member [under moderation] Posts: 2,869 Member [under moderation]

August 2019

No. What is more important is how long you do physical therapy for.

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johnmuller75 Member Posts: 5 Listener

August 2019

I didn't like physiotherapy. Exercise is better than physiotherapy treatment.

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