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Default New some PT ideas lower spine
I just bought a bicycle to ride (i'm 64) and with my sacroilliac issues need so PT to help with lifting leg up onto bike and for the butt and thigh pain. Of course just rode one time today and ouch! LOL do think I may need to get pt to loosen up. gaye
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