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Old 09-09-2014, 10:48 AM #1
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Smile Grinding back pain.

Recently I have noticed while turning in bed either way that I hear/feel a grinding noise. I don't have any pain with it but not sure what steps I need to take, if I need to consult a chiropractor or if there is a supplement that I can take like shark cartilage that might help?? Just seeing if anyone has had this issue.

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