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Old 02-23-2007, 03:21 PM #1
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Help What do you do for lumbar pain relief?
I have a question.....What do you do for pain relief?
Do you use medications only?
What works best for Spinal Spondylosis phase III, Herniated disks L5-L3,
My docs have me on T3 and Tizanadine (which I keep telling them is not working)
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