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Old 03-04-2014, 07:20 PM #1
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Default Disk Rehydration
Does anyone know anything about disk rehydration? Personal experiences? What your condition was? Did it work for you? For how long? Etc.

I've had two surgeries on my L4/L5 disk and don't want a 3rd. I fear I'll need a fusion next since the pain has returned again.

Thanks,
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