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First of all, I have to say Asley is very bubbling and friendly front desk. Sean is a PT who is good at dry needling. However, I can only give one star because of insidious infestation happened to me while receiving PT treatment. I already appeared skin rashes toward the end of therapy over there. I had no idea it was not an allergic reaction from changing soap. Later, I went through two months of hell because of delayed rightful treatments and med side effects from 6 clinicians and wide range of wrong diagnoses in Cone Health. Eventually, all the mental and physical stress had pushed me to the brink of nerve breakdown and triggered other organ system issues. Moreover, I had to pay cash to find a dermatologist who confirmed it was human mite infestations through multiple skin-to skin contacts. I had no other sources of such except for PT, and when calculating the latent period, it definitely fell into those months in this location. Looking back, I noticed PT staff working on me with bare hands for the first month, and then later quietly put on gloves. It was probably too late at that point. Meanwhile, the pattern of how mites migrated reflected the upper and lower back that were being worked on my body. I am indignant with whoever was infested, you had all the duty to warn the patient. On the other hand, if you want to blame it was from another patient, I think it is very unlikely because 1) all rashes starting from the PT working-on spots 2) even you used your bare hands or never changed gloves, this infested patient had to be on the same multiple sections with me. I am still not entirely out of woods after 3 applications of mite killing cream, not to mention all the torments and sufferings that come with it. After this ordeal, I think I will be very hesitant to receive any PT treatment.
