be Well: Emotions and back pain
Dr. Todd Sinett, owner of Tru Whole Care, has more information on how to manage your emotions and feelings to help relieve pain.
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Jul 16, 2024, 3:44 PM
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8ds agoOne reason your back pain could be flaring up is due to your emotions!
Dr. Todd Sinett, owner of Tru Whole Care, has more information on how to manage your emotions and feelings to help relieve pain.
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