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Welcome! I’m Dr. Deitrick Cox from Regen Ortho Center in Alpharetta, Georgia. Today, I want to dive into an important topic that often comes up in conversations with my patients suffering from neck or low back pain. Many of them have undergone injections in the past, but a common theme emerges: they often don’t know…
