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DISH (diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis) or Forestier's
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@collenyoung, thanks for reaching out. My referral is being sent to my insurance carrier so my fingers are crossed that they ok this. I really need to know what to expect and what can be done with Dish/Axial spondoloarthritis and if you can have both.