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The symptoms you are describing are likely the result of the L5/S1 disc that has bulged or herniated and is irritating or compressing the nerve root. I don't believe the adjustment caused any permanent
You have bones in your spine that take on the characteristics of several different bones - these are usually normal variants, but in your case it is narrowing the area where your spinal cord is. It may
you either have some tendonitis, or possibly an ACL issue. stay away from full leg extensions and full squats. lessen the weights adn increase your reps for 2-3 weeks. build up the stability of your
Ashley, I think you need to seek the assistance of a board certified sports medicine specialist. There are these types of doctors all over, especially near colleges. that ligament is a tough one to
rice is good. 2-3 days after injury, start gentle stretching. GEntle, no pain, just gentle stretching. gentle mobility should help it. you could have strained it, or partially torn it, but without
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