I can't speak to the OP's condition, but having seen plenty of doctors and physical therapists in the US for over a decade: Yes, they propose exercises. No, t

I can't speak to the OP's condition, but having seen plenty of doctors and physical therapists in the US for over a decade: Yes, they propose exercises. No, they don't work. For certain (common) conditions, PT seems to have it nailed - the exercises really help. For the others, it's just snake oil. Not backed by much research. The current state of the art is just not good when it comes to chronic pain. So while I don't know if an LLM can be better than a battery of human experts, I do know that those human experts do not perform well. I'm guessing with the OP's case, that battery of human experts does not lead to a consensus - you just end up with 10 different treatments/diagnoses (and occasionally, one is a lot more common than the other, but it's still wrong).