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Old 09-16-2010, 07:17 PM #1
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Default How does accupuncture help with pcs?
I have been suffering from PCS for a year now. I am currently on my 5th doctor. An acupuncturist. I have gone 3 times and each time it has made my headaches worse but my parents insist I continue it (I am freshman in HS) I was wondering if anyone had any success with it or if anyone knew how it worked. Thank you!
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