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Old 08-31-2015, 07:54 PM #2
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Since these changes , have you had a new work up , or with a new dr?
Don't settle for a single dx that maybe not be right , or could be a separate new condition..

I would seek another opinion totally separate from the current dr.

Perhaps even a expert chiropractic assessment..
Have you had recent MRI of the spine and brain? Just to check for any other causes?

Acupuncture?
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