Exercise Is My Bias

Patients often come to see us with a pain problem. And there's lots of different ways we can use exerciseing our treatments. We're often looking to regain their strength control, but we also want to improve their confidence and their ability to perform those movements. If it's an acute injury, exercise might have very little roll to play. It might be that if we somebody who's in quite acute pain, that that migt ino stimulate em more nol susceptors, and it might increase their pain. However, maybe some of the other challenges we face is when we're working with somebody who's chronic pain or persistent pain. There's a balancing act between pro no eception