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Old 25th Feb 2010, 22:46
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Hi,

@CharlieFoxtrottIndia

If a doctor tells you about anything that leads inevitably to a surgery of any kind, in your interest, double check it with someone else, favorably someone who doesn't know the first diagnosis and his author.

Speaking as a long term physiotherapist (along other qualifications) I can tell you that there could be _much_ less surgeries in this field when there would be a real diagnosis that searches for the problem's origins and that doesn't feel satisfied once there is a "we have tried something, now there's only one thing left"-mentality.

I don't want to criticize your doctor, I just want to remark, that there's often more than one thing to think about in these things, and just that cortisol didn't make a difference and just that you're active in sports doesn't mean, you're ruining your hip...

Kind regards,
Peter

PS: Riccal, you've got a pm
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