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Is it a good idea to see a chiropractor for a pinched nerve in my lower back. i also have 3 slipped discs?
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Yes: Yes, I think it is fine to see a chiropractor for your back, it is an accepted treatment for patients with back problems. If it is not helpful, you can see an md for a second opinion, but there are many people who can get good symptom improvement through chiropractic care.
Answered 7/13/2017
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