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Old 01-18-2011, 03:53 PM #4
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Hi,
What kind of symptoms are you having at this time?
Hand & arm pain, tingling, numbness?
neck pain?
What is your avg pain level?

Maybe we can suggest things to help?
Right now I have 8/10 pain in my Neck and Shoulder and the back of my arm. I have tried PT, Traction. a TENs Unit injections the only thing that takes the pain a way is Oxycontin and Norco. Which I take daily.
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