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Old 08-28-2015, 04:45 PM #16
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I still have not done PRP injections, money holds me back. I have joined another spine group, and the moderator said that he has done 2 hip replacements, 2 shoulders and the rehab people say that about 80% of hip replacement patients end up with leg differential issues, which knocks their body off alignment...that's what I deal with. Did this to be better and here I am.
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