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Right Inguinal groin hernia, back pain and MedX

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PostPosted: 01/15/07 - 23:50    Post subject: Right Inguinal groin hernia, back pain and MedX Vote now! Reply with quote
Dear All,
I got my hernia repair done (Inguinal groin hernia right) during july 2003 and the post surgical pain is on and off. Now i have developed a chronic back pain condition for almost 2 years and i am going to explore the MedX machines for rehablitation. Will there be any changes of recurrence if i work on a MedX machine. Please advise.

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Ram
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