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Besides a chiropractor, what is the name of doctor that deals with neck and spine?
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Pain Medicine: The first doctor to see for spine pain is a pain medicine specialist. They are trained to diagnose in a specific way the exact cause of the problem if surgery is needed, they will refer you.
Answered 12/9/2013
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