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Repairing an Injured Rotator Cuff

As we get older, rotator cuff injuries become more common, a result of the natural aging process. A similar mechanism operates in the discs separating the vertebras in your lower back. These cartilaginous structures lose water over time, becoming less flexible and more brittle as the decades roll by.

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"I’ve suffered from scoliosis and migraines for years.

When I lived in Florida, I was in a back brace to try and correct my curve—it was semi-successful. When I moved to Georgia, I started coming to Dr. Wurst to get adjusted. The effects were immediate! The pains in my back and neck went away and so have my migraines."

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