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PostPosted: 07/30/07 - 07:24    Post subject: dish syndrome pain Vote now! Reply with quote
hi iam dr mohamed zamzam from egypt/ cairo.. anyway i always feel pain in my back under the neck, i feel it is dish syndrome in the vertebral colomn hope u can help me to figure out how to deal with that pain
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