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Old 09-04-2016, 04:39 PM #3
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So If I get pain in my legs only when I am walking or shortly after, I can just use it for that period of time and I should be okay?
Did you do the back surgery to install the wire?How long you have it? Does it loose its initial impact after awhile after you use it or it would be good and helpful for many many years to come?
Who is your doctor plz.

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