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Old 10-15-2015, 11:52 PM #12
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Wow did the acupuncture give you decent relief? Sounds like you're able to do a lot despite the pain/numbness.

Cliffman
Electro acapuncture is a very effective treatment for neurological pain not everybody Will benefit from it but most Will.
I did allot but there is no need for that 12-20 treatment should be enough for the wordt pain.
I still have soms pain or unrest in my feet and hand of i come out of bed
I crosfited for a couple of mounths before i had To stop becausr of a shoulder problem.
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