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(also known as Hot Tub)
Aqua therapy, physical therapy is performed in a warm-water pool, allowing for earlier intervention, greater tolerance of activity, and easier gains in range of motion with less pain. more at Wikipedia
Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| Fibromyalgia | 1370 |
91% |
| Multiple Sclerosis (MS) | 113 |
87% |
| Chronic Pain | 19 |
95% |
| Back Pain | 15 |
93% |
| Cerebral Palsy | 10 |
100% |
Overall, 91% (1578
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Aqua Therapy Reviews
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Works sometimes.
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A hot bath always helps... (except when I was on Cymbalta... It would give me yeast infections every time I took a bath!!)
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did help but insurance does not pay
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When i go to the gym and use it it works very well but thats all i use it
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Always good, helps reduce swelling by reducing inflammation, helps improve ability for range of motion and some exercise by decreasing resistance. No side effects
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love no pressure on body. Good arobic exercise.
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This was great! Don't get to this much. When I can it gives my muscles time to relax.
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LOVE IT - does not hit the pressure points that are so tender and relaxes the muscles - need to figure how to get insurance to help for this!
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It always relaxes me and makes the pain less.
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I do Aqua Therapy in a warm (92 degree) water swimming pool. It keeps me walking and with little pain. A hot tub gets too hot for me. Five minutes is enough for me. Check into "Silver Sneakers" at www.silversneakers.com for participation insurance companies. I switched my medicare to Humanna-Medicare and I can go for FREE to a local health club and swim, aqua therapy, hot tub, sauna, steam, exercise, etc. Much better because I have nothing to maintain!
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