I'm working with a doctor at Athens Orthopedic Clinic, or
"AOC" stands in stark contrast to Fox News blaring from the TV in the waiting room.
Then, in the exam room, this:
Now, what caught my attention first was the golf swing analysis. That just seems like something you can have done at a pro shop or a sporting goods store or a driving range.
Next, "Dry Needling." I suspect any knitter is going to see the word "needle" quickly, so that's no shocker. I do, though, wonder what differentiates dry needling from acupuncture. The needles themselves? Theoretical underpinnings?
The star here, though, at least for me, is "Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy." Don't get me wrong; I am an advocate for pelvic floor health. It just seems a bit out of place, though, doesn't it? Along with the ACL tears and ruptured Achilles tendons and various dislocations --- Kegels.
Take care of the entire patient.
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Oh, dear. That is quite the list of services. I'd be side eyeing everyone in the waiting room and wondering what they were there for.
I guess it is a case of 'give 'em what they want'!
I'm wondering if dry needling is another term for acupuncture. Off to google.
It's the 'western' form of acupuncture which only treats muscle/skeletal issues, per AI google.
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