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Lawrence Gold U.S. On Vacation returns 02/26/2012 View Profile View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.83 Clarity of Response 9.79 Politeness 9.90 Response Time(hr) 22.2 --Last 90 Days(hr) 20.1 Total Questions 895	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 TMJ Dysfunction / TMD

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Lawrence Gold

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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 TMJ Dysfunction / TMD

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Recent Answers

2012-01-25 C3,C4,C5:

Hi, Max, The first thing I would check is the state of your neck muscles. Tight muscles cause compression of discs and lead to nerve impingements, which produce the symptoms you have described.

2012-01-24 Low Back Pain MRI Results:

Hello, Kym, These results are moderate, compared to some I have seen. re: "disc desiccation" and "disc dehydration", those are terms for the same thing. The other results sound the same, to me

2012-01-23 Severe neck pain:

Hi, Janet. Sorry to hear of your distressing condition. Yes, I can help. Those are all symptoms of neck muscles in contraction, fatigued, and sore, with nerve impingement. Please see this write-up:

2012-01-14 pinched nerve in neck:

Hi, Eric, I know the sensation. There is a permanent solution: retrain your control of the muscles in your neck that cause the nerve pinch, so they relax. Without a change of the resting state