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Dr. Varnavas and his amazing team truly saved my life in more ways than anyone can imagine. I struggled with severe back pain and disability for almost 7 years of my life. I struggled mentally, physically and emotionally all the time during those long 7 years, I was in a very depressed state as well. I searched high and low across the state of Montana, Arizona and even going to the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville Florida to try and seek someone that can give me some answers and fix my extremely painful back issues, to no prevail no one could help me or would help me at all until I heard about Dr. Varnavas and his great team. I was on the verge of giving up in life and truly thought I would be like this for the rest of my life if I chose to keep fighting. When I was able to meet the first time with Dr. Varnavas, right away I could tell how much he cares, his professionalism, his bedside manners, his brilliance and advice he gave is TRULY UNMATCHED. About 8 months later I have no pain!!
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Dr. Varnavas' office is located at 401 W Pennsylvania Ave Anaconda, MT 59711.
Dr. Varnavas has a star rating of 3.3/5 and has been reviewed 33 times.
Dr. Varnavas is board certified in
Dr. Varnavas has been practicing as a Neurosurgery Specialist for 34 years.
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