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Old 12-28-2013, 05:27 PM #1
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Default Pursuing Neck Injury
These muscle spasms we're all experiencing are likely caused by some sort of neck/spinal injury. The last thing I' am going to do is numb my senses with muscle relaxants. I' am going to seek a couple more opinions on my cervical spine. I'd suggest this for most of you just be cautious of any joe shmoe chiropractor, figure out what you have first.

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