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My spine is curved and had two pitched nerves my dr told me there's nothing to do for it and it's something i have to deal with us that true?
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Not true: If you have leg pain from a "pinched nerve" there are a number of options ranging from physical therapy and medication to injections and/or surgical decompression that may provide relief.
Answered 11/27/2013
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