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physicaltherapy: 05 Feb : 06:54 pm

Is there anyone who has gone through CWT6 or type 1 evaluation with FCCPT?
If so, kindly let me know from where can the following deficiencies be fulfilled?
1. History
2. Systems Review
3. Findings that warrant referral
4. Supervision of support staff
5. Documentation

nani: 28 Sep : 04:31 am

plz pleasec tell me where to do phd in india

Nikhilphysio: 02 Jun : 03:55 am

I am working as physiotherapist in Shalby hospital ahmedabad for 4 years. I have passed out from Rajiv gandhi university of health and sciences Bangalore. I want to apply for Newzealand physiotherapy board registration so anyone there from India who got registered as physiotherapist in new zealand please help me.

Arun: 10 May : 12:36 am

Hi Priyank, welcome. Feel free to go through these forum threads returned by search [link]

Priyank: 09 May : 10:28 pm

Hi..need advice. What are the options in Australia after MPT?


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Abdominal stretches
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 		The abdominal stretches are designed to improve the flexibility of the abdominal muscles namely the Rectus Abdominis, Internal Oblique, External Oblique and Transversus Abdominis. Good abdominal flexibility allows for the unrestricted and pain free movement of the stomach, abdominals and lower back.
It is a general belief that having tight abdominal muscles improves your overall appearance however in reality tight abdominal muscles can have very negative effects on your body.
Firstly, tight abdominals are one of the major causes of lower-back pain. When tight, abdominal muscles pull up on the pubic bones and tilt the top of the pelvis backward. Over time the upper-back muscles weaken and over lengthen, leading to flattening of the lumbar curve which in turn increases the pressure on the lumbar joints and discs.

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