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I will see a physiotherapist for manual therapy to help my neck pain
I will see a physiotherapist who can help me perform exercises for my neck pain
I will see a physiotherapist for manual therapy and exercise for my neck pain
I will not get manual therapy and exercise and will discuss other options with my physiotherapist or doctor
I will not do anything currently.

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