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Poll: Shock Wave Treatment

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What have you used shock wave therapy to treat on your horse?
  • Navicular issues3.85% (4 votes)
  • Osteoarthritis or joint pain13.46% (14 votes)
  • Tendon/ligament injury50% (52 votes)
  • Muscle pain21.15% (22 votes)
  • Other (please specify in comments below)11.54% (12 votes)
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