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Post by crimski on Jan 4, 2006 15:00:38 GMT -5
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Post by James on Apr 7, 2006 0:05:10 GMT -5
I was looking through this site for some potential running locations and noticed your desire to find a doctor for hip injuries. May I suggest a Dr. Walter Ehrenfeuchter(Dr. E), DO, FAAO at the new Georgia Campus-Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine(Suwanee GA). He is a board certified D.O. and is considered one of the best of the best by all the physicians we have met at any national conference. Of course I am biased(as I am a student here) but if you are looking for a person who is top-notch with musclo-skeletal injuries he is a good source to start with. You can find the phone number to the school at this site: www.pcom.edu/General_Information/georgia/georgia.htmlJ
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Post by Johnny b on Apr 7, 2006 17:46:12 GMT -5
You just couldn't stand it any longer could you Hawg??? Dittos on that . The Chiropractor is a good direction with the hip thing. Be careful with the ortho. docs, you'll end up in surgery. I had a nagging hip thing that chriopractic care hepled but still took months to go away. Dr. Tim Noakes : 10 Laws of Running Injuries 1. Running injuries are not an act of God. 2. Each running injury progresses through four grades. 3. Each running injury indicates that the athlete has reached the breakdown point. 4. Virtually all running injuries are curable. 5. X-rays and other sophisticated investigations are seldom necessary to diagnose running injuries. 6. Treat the cause, not the effect 7. Rest is seldom the most approprite treatment. 8. Never accept as a final option the advise of a nonrunner. 9. Avoid the knife. 10. There is no difinitive scientific evidence that running causes osteoarthritis in runners whose knees were normal when they started running. (Lore of Running)
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Post by Sally on Apr 10, 2006 7:02:02 GMT -5
So Hawg.....does this mean we'll see you there on the trails again?
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