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My PCP does all my care. He is also a Sports Medicine Dr. and does councelling. So all my bases are covered with him.
He sent me out to other Drs. such as PM's and they weren't any good. So he took over for me. We've been on this for over 10 years and I'm finally in remission. Now we are dealing with my stomach issues and I am going to go back into PT for my back, neck, and TOS. I keep doing too much and can't keep it quietened down. I think it depends on the Dr. If you find one that acknowledges what you have and know what to do for it then you have it made. Ada |
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