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Old 06-24-2008, 08:05 PM #1
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Default thoughts on physical therapy for a buldging disc
I had my Epidural last week and i feel A little,but what are your thoughts on physical theapy, I have a L4-5 disc bulge, and they do alot of pushing in that area to decompress the spine,and I wonder with that pressing they do if they are doing more harm than good, what are the feeling about PT?
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