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bone setter?

because_I_can · 2006-02-22 12:23:22

any ideas where i could find one i dublin? Im certain i've one out and past expierence with doc's, xrays, physio's have been very bad when it comes to dislocations Thanks

22-02-2006 12:23pm

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because_I_can

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any ideas where i could find one i dublin?
Im certain i've one out and past expierence with doc's, xrays, physio's have been very bad when it comes to dislocations

Thanks

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#2 22-02-2006 12:27pm

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A bone setter? I thought once you suffer a dislocation there's no getting away from the high likelihood of the bone popping out of its joint again?

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#3 22-02-2006 12:28pm

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Depends on the joint methinks you'd probably be best seeing an osetheopath

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