Playing sports professionally is a real job. And as in almost any job, there are occupational injuries. It is not uncommon for people who had an exceptional sports career to become disabled afterward. Therefore, for a person to remain able-bodied after a sports career and be able to continue working, for example, as a realtor, an athlete needs smart pain management. After all, sports are primarily stressful for the body, which can be accompanied by pain. And you need to resist stress. A well-designed treatment program that includes massage and specialist examination will help with this.



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