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PEMF does it work?

Discussion in 'General Issues and Discussion Forum' started by Ross Wilson, Jan 21, 2009.

  1. Ross Wilson

    Ross Wilson Welcome New Poster


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    I am a runner and have recently developed problems with plantar fasciitis. I have been told about the use of pulsed electromagnetic therapy as a treatment for the condition. I have had a look for evidence that it works but find mainly testimonials from people. Does anyone know if this type of treatment will actually help? Or is this just another expensive placebo?
     
  2. Gibby

    Gibby Active Member

    I have heard different accounts for the efficacy of the therapy. I have not used it in my practice, because the success rates are very high for successful treatment using methods I learned in residency- injection therapy, stretching, orthotics. I have treated several athletes at all levels, and competitive runners as well. See a well-trained podiatrist and you won't need new, expensive treatments.
     
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