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04-14-2016, 06:14 PM
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I've just started having bilateral ntos symptoms 3 weeks ago. I've spent about 30 hours since, reading various info on the net about it. Most official sources state that ntos is curable / treatable with good results, for the majority of people, by using physical therapy.
Yet when you read in this forum, it seems that most people here with ntos have chronic horror cases that repond poorly to physical therapy. Can anybody tell me why this is? |
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Why does official tos info state that's it's easily curable?
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