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Have grade i to ii spondylosthesis. played football in hs and college with no limitations/pain and would like to try pro wrestling. good or bad idea?
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Multifactoria: It depends on your spondylosthesis grade, your symptom and performance and the type of sport. It's not a yes/no type of question and therefore consulting with an orthopedist or sports-medicine specialist is advised. Good luck!
Answered 1/5/2017
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