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Hi,
I tried masssage several times and have mixed results. I have had the joints that were bothering me massaged and decided that was not a good idea. It just seemed to increase the pain and inflamation. It kind of stirred things up. Then I thought I would try a massage and get everything but my back and the joints that were bothering me massaged, though it doesn't leave a lot left. That was ok but you know I am not running back for another one. But everyone is different and propably it depends on the therapist and how in tune he or she is to what you tell them. Personally I try everthing at least once or twice and if the results are not favorable then I just don't do it again. If I was you I would give it a try and maybe get a gentle massage. If you don't like it try another therapist and if you still don't like it then maybe it is not for you. As far as massage contributing to the spine fusion I have never heard that before but I know my back doesn't always like to be massaged. Give it a try and let us know how you make out.
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