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Lawrence Gold

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 12/15/2009
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. Durnin

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/30/2009
I can easily answer any questions dealing with head, neck and low back pain.

Dr. Peter Carr

U.S.
Maxed Out
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.

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2009-11-16 disc problems:

Hi, Jody, Degenerating discs usually come from excessive back muscle tension. Kyphosis usually comes from excessive tension of the front trunk muscles. Neither a GP nor an orthopedist nor a chiropractor

2009-11-16 Neck Pop!:

Yep. It means you making your muscles so tight that your neck popped. That can lead to disc problems, headaches, and nerve impingement. On the other hand, no need to worry if you do something about

2009-11-13 Upper Cervical Fracture?:

Therese; IMHO it's highly doubtful that there is a fracture at c1 c2 from a dental procedure. (easy way to check is a 5 v cervical series, including flexion and extension) For the lumbar disc we

2009-11-12 Pinched Nerve (C5) Treatment...:

Stephen; THe c5 nerve can be pinched in a number of different places, but the most "popular spot" is at the disc level. Of course, you can go to my website and read about it, but disc pain can come

2009-11-11 Low Back Pain:

Jennifer; No, you aren't wasting my time. You are getting daily pains in your back that shoot up your spine, and it's super painful. This isn't a growing pain, it's a problem. I would definitely:

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