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Lawrence GoldU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/15/2009 |
Questions concerning: back pain exercises back muscle pain back muscle spasms degenerative disc disease disc bulge dizziness groin pain groin pull lifting injuries lower back pain lower back exercises sciatica whiplash injuries Hanna Somatics headaches iliopsoas bursitis iliopsoas muscle iliopsoas syndrome iliopsoas stretch movement limitations psoas stretch psoas muscle pain psoas stretch psoas major psoas muscle somatics somatic exercises somatic education | |
Dr. Timothy K. DurninU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/30/2009 |
I can easily answer any questions dealing with head, neck and low back pain. | |
Dr. Peter CarrU.S.
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I can answer spine related issues, as well as golf, running, and whiplash related issues. I run a very busy practice in Downtown Seattle, Dynamic Chiropractic Clinic, and sometimes do not get to answer questions every day, but when I do, I'll try my best to answer the question(s) you have. |
Holly; Not sure what state you are in, but here in Washington, you go see whoever you think will help you. Any chiropractor worth their salt can help you, and miraculously so. It's not a lack of pain
Nope, you would really have to be a dumbass to miss the fracture. However, I do know that people can survive a hangman's fracture... so yes, of course someone could die of something OTHER than that.
Hello, Tiffany. Here's the pivotal sentence in all of that: "There is straightening of teh cervical spine which may represent muscular spasm versus strain" Disc protrusions, radiating pain, and
If I had to postulate about this, I'd say take a good look at the sacroiliac joint as the culprit. When you bend forward like you do, 90 degrees is about the point when the SI joint begins to move from
You've got a lot of degenerative changes in your back. Whether you need surgery or not depends on your symptoms, whether or not you have a stable spine, your age, general health, etc. The answers you seek
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