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11-12-2016, 09:08 PM
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My spine/pain dr had me go through mri of thoracic and cervical spine. He had an orthodist fit me with a back brace. It does make me sit better and straighter. It seems to help me feel better. He said I do not have to wear it all day and night. He said after a period of time I can quit.
Anyone else have luck with brace? It is kind of bulky and I have been trying to find ways to conceal it with clothing.
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11-13-2016, 03:43 PM
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There are different types of back braces so I'm not sure this will help. I wore one for 3 months post back surgery and it was very bulky. I would wear a form fitting soft cotton tank top underneath as it irritated my skin. I don't know if you need that. On top of the brace I wore a babydoll style shirt. Then on top of that I wore a real pretty coverup. No one noticed the brace except me of course.
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