physiotherapist Chiang Mai

[imincm]

Had a shoulder surgery and now need a physiotherapist. Can omeone recommend one in Chiang Mai?

[Evilbaz]

Google shows: https://www.whodoyou.com/l/chiang-mai--thailand/physiotherapist

Have you asked your surgeon for a referral and treatment guidelines?

Or check with the major hospitals for a clinic?

Edited October 21, 2015 by Evilbaz

[imincm]

Yeh I can do it in the hospital, but its somewhat far away and there might be a better one somewhere!

[Evilbaz]

Yeh I can do it in the hospital, but its somewhat far away and there might be a better one somewhere!

You might find hen's teeth quicker - a lot here are just glorified masseues.

Research the internet - you will find many detailed exercise programs for your repair.

Just don't go gungho to start or too early.

(retired sports physio)

[imincm]

What do u mean by dont start to early?

I had pretty much the same surgery back home and waited a couple of weeks to start physio, but doctor here said start 2 days after surgery, so Im a bit confused anyway..

[Evilbaz]

If you are following the surgeon's instructions - no problems - he did the repair.

Why not start with the hospital physios -they should know the surgeon's post-op routine.

[imincm]

Yeh probably best. Just not thrilled to go to hospital every day .

Thanks!

[chiang mai]

The physio at Rajavej Hospital has an excellent reputation, many TVF members have recommended.

[WonnabeBiker]

This video channel deals with exercises for injured people. Can't advocate this as substitute. But found fip flexor videos helpful