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What's the treatment for myofacial pain syndrome?
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One option: It is important to have this medically evaluated to determine the cause so that a treatment plan can be developed. Acupuncture is one option that can be effective. After a complete evaluation, your doctor can let you know if this option is appropriate for you.
Answered 1/17/2013
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