Didn't notice she was not there hehehehe. Anyways, what is this Korean thing? Sounds like acupuncture.
http://tennisnews.com/exclusive.php?pID=26441
After Miraculous Recovery, Mirza is Ready to Return to the Tour
Just two months after Sania Mirza's tennis career seemed to be threatened by a wrist injury that meant she was not even able to use a fork, let alone a tennis racket, the Indian 21 year-old is pain free and ready to return to the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour.
After two bouts of surgery, Mirza was reluctant to undergo a third but she has been aided 26-year-old physiotherapist in Delhi who practices the South Korean science of spiral therapy which is based on cell regeneration. She was recommended to try Jatin Chaudhry's treatment by Indian international cricketer Yuvraj Singh and has been amazed by the results.
"For an athlete, surgery is one of the worst things, said Mirza who has only managed to register two tour wins since Wimbledon and has not played since being forced to retire at August's Olympic Games in Beijing against Iveta Benesova.
"From being completely active, you go to being dependent on someone else for everything and that's really difficult to live with. Yuvi told me that there was this doctor who could cure me in seven to ten days and that telephone call came at a time when I was staring surgery in the face for a second time in six months and thinking 'That's another year of my tennis gone.'"
Now Mirza, whose ranking has slipped from a career high of 27 little more than a year ago to her current position precariously just inside the top 100, is certain she will be fit to return to the WTA Tour at the beginning of 2009 if not sooner. She added: "I had seen the best doctors in the world, had surgery and nothing was working.
"Sometimes, I couldn't even feel my little finger, the pain was numbing. Yuvi told me that Jatin fixed his shoulder in ten minutes, and that it could work for me too.
"When I went to Jatin, he put some 30 to 35 needles on my index finger, and every time he hit the spot I felt an electric current go through me. He left the needles on for 30 minutes and he did this about three or four times a day.
" It was very painful, because the more times he did it the more sore the finger felt. After two days he asked me to bend my wrist and I had regained 90% of the movement. Just before I started the treatment I had done an ultra sound and there were cysts in the area. After ten days of treatment, there was no significant scarring tissue, my bones were fine and the two cysts were gone."
http://tennisnews.com/exclusive.php?pID=26441
After Miraculous Recovery, Mirza is Ready to Return to the Tour
Just two months after Sania Mirza's tennis career seemed to be threatened by a wrist injury that meant she was not even able to use a fork, let alone a tennis racket, the Indian 21 year-old is pain free and ready to return to the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour.
After two bouts of surgery, Mirza was reluctant to undergo a third but she has been aided 26-year-old physiotherapist in Delhi who practices the South Korean science of spiral therapy which is based on cell regeneration. She was recommended to try Jatin Chaudhry's treatment by Indian international cricketer Yuvraj Singh and has been amazed by the results.
"For an athlete, surgery is one of the worst things, said Mirza who has only managed to register two tour wins since Wimbledon and has not played since being forced to retire at August's Olympic Games in Beijing against Iveta Benesova.
"From being completely active, you go to being dependent on someone else for everything and that's really difficult to live with. Yuvi told me that there was this doctor who could cure me in seven to ten days and that telephone call came at a time when I was staring surgery in the face for a second time in six months and thinking 'That's another year of my tennis gone.'"
Now Mirza, whose ranking has slipped from a career high of 27 little more than a year ago to her current position precariously just inside the top 100, is certain she will be fit to return to the WTA Tour at the beginning of 2009 if not sooner. She added: "I had seen the best doctors in the world, had surgery and nothing was working.
"Sometimes, I couldn't even feel my little finger, the pain was numbing. Yuvi told me that Jatin fixed his shoulder in ten minutes, and that it could work for me too.
"When I went to Jatin, he put some 30 to 35 needles on my index finger, and every time he hit the spot I felt an electric current go through me. He left the needles on for 30 minutes and he did this about three or four times a day.
" It was very painful, because the more times he did it the more sore the finger felt. After two days he asked me to bend my wrist and I had regained 90% of the movement. Just before I started the treatment I had done an ultra sound and there were cysts in the area. After ten days of treatment, there was no significant scarring tissue, my bones were fine and the two cysts were gone."
