Re: knee hypertension exercises

[Guest guest]

Leena:

I have hyperextension issues too with my legs but not CMT diagnosed. I am

diagnosed with spastic paraplegia. You should see a trained physical therapist

to teach you how to correctly do hyperextension exercises. Your therapist will

know your strength level with your back, knee, and leg muscles. There is no

point to doing any exercise but to do ones geered for your body needs. Enjoy

physical therapy. I always did.

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I too started having trouble with my knees starting to hyperextend. In the end,

the doctors decided to upgrade me to full braces that supported the knee as

well. They worked, but it is a real pain learning to walk with that locking

mechanism at the knee joint.

D. Hilliard.

http://adarkandstormyblog.blogspot.com/

[Guest guest]

Thanks .

From: Marin <emarin77@...>

Subject: Re: knee hypertension exercises

Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009, 10:01 PM

Leena:

I have hyperextension issues too with my legs but not CMT diagnosed. I am

diagnosed with spastic paraplegia. You should see a trained physical therapist

to teach you how to correctly do hyperextension exercises. Your therapist will

know your strength level with your back, knee, and leg muscles. There is no

point to doing any exercise but to do ones geered for your body needs. Enjoy

physical therapy. I always did.

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[Guest guest]

No prob Leena.

Re: knee hypertension exercises

Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009, 10:01 PM

Leena:

I have hyperextension issues too with my legs but not CMT diagnosed. I am

diagnosed with spastic paraplegia. You should see a trained physical therapist

to teach you how to correctly do hyperextension exercises. Your therapist will

know your strength level with your back, knee, and leg muscles. There is no

point to doing any exercise but to do ones geered for your body needs. Enjoy

physical therapy. I always did.

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