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Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 109
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 109
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Liz,
Very interesting. Our minds think alike. If a test is not going to change our treatment plan then why take the test at all? Nerve conductivity test, just sounds like it will cause me more pain.
Last time the pain level rose I did have PT, traction, etc. No water therapy. I had thought about joining a club where they had a pool, but never did. Hmm. So we shall see. For now, the pain has subsided. I'm glad for that. What is very bothersome is my ankle, thumbs, and shoulders. And believe it or not...I have bladder problems. I think I'm getting old. lol.
I'm off to do a bigger battle. My teeth!  Some may recall that I did major work a 1.5 years ago. Onwards for me. I'm going in for round 2. Wish me luck.
Dana
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