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Does Medicare covers treatment Quiropractor?
I have pain in the neck, neck and lower back. Also, behind the right knee, thigh and hip. I guess if my right hip is shorter than the left hip, because when I look at my body in a mirror, it seems like that. I have osteopenia, osteoarthritis and osteoporosis and has seen a rheumatologist, and many times in physiatry and I had a lot of therapies physical tension, ultrasound, injections, medicines, and so on. Now I have diverticulitis with perforation and my content gastroenterologist told me I can not use anti-inflammatories because exacerbate symptoms bad. I know because I was taking Relafen 750 in a week, I had a bad pain in my gut that far forward it to the hospital for four days. Currently, I do not know what to do with this situation. If anyone has had experience good or bad with quiropractors, please let me know.
Yes they do, but with osteopenia osteoporosis, and to know that there is a risk of injury to manipulation. Be sure to tell your CD this information so that the chiropractor can take all precautions to avoid fracture.
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