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Dr.Kamo introduced doctors who treat by ‘trigger point block injection’ in Japan at health care magazine “WAKASA” on September 2009 that is issued by WAKASA SHUPPAN. Information in this page is quoted from this magazine and translated for foreign patient reference in Japan.
Since this magazine explains many kinds of things about not only pain but also diabetes and so on. I recommend reading this magazine usually.
If possible, I propose you to ask your current family doctor about Myofascial Pain Syndrome (MPS) according proposal before visit followings doctor. Otherwise consideration about MPS never comes.
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更新日/Modifed :2011-01-30 (日)
作成日/Posted :2009-08-29 (土)