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I have hypothyroidism since last two year and my thyroid level is in control. I want to do bpt and mpt. Does hands needs to be strong and should physically active ???
Bcoz sometimes health issues comes... and i am confused whether should i go for bnys or bpt. Everyone is saying that bnys has no scope.
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Hypothyroidism might not be an obstacle for pursuing Physiotherapy until and unless it's in control.
But strength and stamina is very important to become a Physiotherapist.
It can be improved with regular exercise and diet.
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You should first understand about Physiotherapy course and Physiotherapist role in the society. If you think you can pursue then you can can.
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Mr. Nitin Kumar Arora (PT)
Physiotherapist
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes, undoubtedly, you can pursue BPT without any issue or obstacle because of your hypothyroidism. Being a physical therapist requires commitment and any other fields do require the same. A bit of exercises aimed properly to strengthen up the bodily structures would serve the purpose.
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Ms. Komal Jagtap Gaonkar (PT)
Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes Physiotherapy need manual strength.
If you think you can do mpt then go for it.
In today world Physiotherapy has scope. But you find out the what is your interest.
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