7 patient evaluations for Hydrotherapy (water therapy)
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Feb 19, 2010 (Started Jun 15, 2008)
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EffectivenessModerate (for fibromyalgia)
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EffectivenessModerate (for osteoarthritis (OA))
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Side effectsNone
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AdherenceUsually
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BurdenSomewhat hard to take
Dosage:
180 min
Weekly
Advice & Tips:
Sometimes it is hard for me to go to the pool, be it weather, conflict in appointments, not feeling well, etc.
I noticed I do feel slightly better when I go for a session and I feel very good when I can keep going for 3 times a week for at least a month or so. It makes me feel stronger and that I have accomplished something to help my fibro. I would recommend this to everyone who suffers from fibro.
Cost:
$25-49 monthly
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Oct 21, 2009 (Started Oct 05, 2009)
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EffectivenessModerate (for Improve flexibility/strength)
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Side effectsModerate
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AdherenceAlways
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BurdenSomewhat hard to take
Dosage:
Weekly
Advice & Tips:
I lost my job, was denied disability, have no earned income so it wasn't feasible for me to continue since I still owed from the times before. My insurance changed to Cobra and that is a FORTUNE. I have to decide whether to keep my power on, or have pool therapy. Unfortunately, there is no choice there.
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Jun 19, 2009 (Started Apr 10, 2009)
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EffectivenessMajor (for Other)
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EffectivenessMajor (for fibromyalgia)
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EffectivenessMajor (for pain)
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EffectivenessModerate (for muscle spasms)
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Side effectsNone
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AdherenceAlways
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BurdenNot at all hard to take
Advice & Tips:
I enjoyed this and was surprised how many other individuals that worked out in the pool also had FM. The facility I used was close to my job and I used my lunch hours of went right after work. This has to be convenient or you will not do it.
Cost:
$25-49 monthly
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