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Research Update on Back Pain Relief

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Posted in Back Pain on September 22, 2006

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My back pain is not in the lower back, but in the mid section. It is chronic back pain that makes it difficult to live with. I am now medically retired, and find that walking and water exercising with a 'noodle' are helpful. Please give more information on exercises for my type of back pain.

Posted by: Karen Becker | April 12, 2008 12:30 PM

WHAT ARE THE EFFECTIVE EXCERCISE FOR LUMBAR STENOSIS

Posted by: JERFLO13 | June 13, 2009 7:56 PM

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