Why Does Manual Therapy Make it Hard to Walk?

Learn why manual therapy can sometimes make it hard to walk. Discover the reasons behind this phenomenon and how it affects the body. Find out what you can do to alleviate any discomfort and ensure a smoother recovery process. Watch this video to gain a better understanding of the connection between manual therapy and walking difficulties.
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[@AbdullahRady]

I'm really happy to discover this channel, non of my physiotherapists told me this, and I always thought that the treatment went wrong 😮!

[@PT4Everybody]

Thank you for your kind words! I'm really glad the content is helping you. It's important to share knowledge and support each other on our healing journeys!

[@UnaPeruanaEnCanada]

This actually happened to me last week after a manual therapy session with my new physiotherapist, pain and numbness from sciatica was at least 30% gone after the session but my legs were like rubber. I was told to rest for a few hours, next day I felt like new!!

[@PT4Everybody]

Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s always encouraging to hear success stories like yours-it really motivates others to seek help for their pain!