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Thanks for the useful pieces of advice. I have similar problem with my back. Recently I started to attend the physiotherapy sessions at http://edenphysio.co.nz/ near me in Auckland. I decided to try a traditional Chinese acupuncture medicine. Hope it helps!
Thank you! Now its making sense 🙂
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