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Old 03-06-2014, 04:59 PM #4
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Dear Geno,

Until I read your thread, I had never heard of rehydration. You activated my curiosity so I went on a search regarding it. What I found was very different methods of rehydration. One I already sent to you with a link in my prior post but further search also indicated PT and traction as a "natural" method for rehydrating discs.

What procedure exactly are you considering?

Sorry to hear your prior surgeries have not provided permanent relief.
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