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discitis and septic sternoclavicular arthritis

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PostPosted: 12/05/06 - 15:13    Post subject: discitis and septic sternoclavicular arthritis Vote now! Reply with quote
This was also reffered to as a strep virus in the spine. When I was found, I was stuck on my back barely able to move and was told that if I had remained there much longer, that I probably would have died. Is that true?
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