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What Are the Causes of Degenerative Disk Disease?
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Jackson
Mar 8, 2019
osteoarthritis
neck pain
osteoporosis
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These messages are for mutual support and information sharing only. Always consult your doctor before trying anything you read here.
Karl
Mar 8, 2019
Is there a way to treat DDD . I'm always in pain and I work non-stop with drywall my legs begin to hurt now and I have a vain that sticking out that runs down to my feet
Luke Orozco
Mar 8, 2019
surgery may help, you should go to a Orthopedist, ask the doctor if your situation is suitable for surgery.
Janet
Jul 30, 2019
I had a Dr recommend a.combo of these three things and it has helped.me.immensely..krill oil, magnesium and cq10. Take.daily and in about 7-10 you should.feel.some relief. I did. If I miss many days I can sure tell it.
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Tina Palmer
Mar 8, 2019
I have had both hips replaced, rods in my back, cadaver and plates in my neck and now surgery on my left hand. My teeth seem to crack easy. Is my teeth problem part of this?
Garry Whitmore
Mar 8, 2019
it's possible. Osteoporosis and tooth loss are common signs of Senile degenerative disease.
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