I tried physical therapy and did not benefit from it at all.

Viable option once pain is dealt with

I highly recommend very active and supervised PT. Just hooking you up to a TENS and doing traction ain't gonna do it, massage ain't gonna do it, you need to MOVE and BUILD THE CORE MUSCLES! this is year 5 for me and i have tried everything. exercise is the best.

Off & on through the years. Probably would work better if I could keep up with it.

PT for walking and balance which did help and strenthen my fingers and hands

worked , when I had to have, because of amajor episode. In bed for 3 months.

after the spinal fusion, I've found that traction during PT is quite helpful.

It did me good I wish I was able to do more

didn't help

was active while employed, but stopped for a period while job searching. Have not started back, but am ready to, now.

I had PT here in my home and it helped me to get moving again.

The therapist told me I was worse off after therapy than when I started- It helped when I was going to dull the pain in my legs.

yes. I like the tracsion

swimming love that

i do really well while in physical therapy but doesnt take long for all the pain to come back afterwards.