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6:46 am
April 11, 2010
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nico_le
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I am having this back pain for a week. Can this lead to scoliosis?
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11:52 am
April 11, 2010
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amagra11
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It COULD be scoliosis, but I doubt it. Most likely you have a subluxation, or you pulled a muscle. I would go see a chiropractor and see if that helps. Or put a warm compress on the area; that might soothe the muscles. If it is scoliosis, you should notice that your upper body is a little twisted, or you're putting more weight on one foot. A doctor or chiropractor should also be able
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3:58 pm
April 11, 2010
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Wondering
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I go to a chriopractor every two weeks and he has helped me tremendously with my back pain. I do agree though, if you do not get relief or if the back pain gets worse, contact a doctor immediately.
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4:03 pm
April 11, 2010
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DellaM
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I don't think scoliosis is something that you get from bad posture. It's either you have it or not. It's like a deformity that you get since childhood. But I could be wront, also go see a physical therapist if the pain is unbearable.
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9:24 am
May 4, 2010
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pokerrob96
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Scoliosis involves a slight curve in your spine and may cause walking to be difficult. If you are experiencing these pains then you should make plans to visit a doctor.
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8:58 am
May 5, 2010
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louiedon62
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The only way to find out is to see a doctor. In most cases you could just have a strain on your back from being over worked or heavy lifting.
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8:54 am
May 7, 2010
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cranis
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A test can be done but sometimes you could just have a slight curve that is giving you issues. Have you ever been in a wreck? And yes most times it does happen at birth (or I should say in the womb) but not always, a doc could tell you more after testing and examining you though.
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