Re: cyatic nerve

Dear Tony,

Once you have spinal fusion your situation is more complicated and your options fewer. The sciatic nerve problem is likely due to the same general spinal problem that you just had surgery on.
I recommend that you search for a chiropractor who is experienced and able to treat your condition with gentile spinal adjustments .
For a better understanding of your condition fell free to visit my web site www.curvesolutionsusa.com

Kind regards
Dr Anthony Gambale

Posted By Dr Anthony Gambale on October 21, 2009 at 10:08:31:

In Reply to: cyatic nerve posted by Tony Rykers on October 19, 2009 at 09:54:31:

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