Posted on July 9, 2010, 8:35 am, by Lumbar Back Support, under
Lumbar Back Pain.
Okay well my back pain started in my cervical spine when I was 11, almost 12. About half a year later I was diagnosed with scoliosis (doctors did an x-ray of thoracic spine). Now I’m 15 and the pain is everywhere in my back (cervical, thoracic, lumbar). I begged my doctor to do an MRI, [...]
1. The hip is such a stable joint because a. the acetabulum is very deep b. the hip socket is covered by thick ligaments c. many strong muscles cover the hip joint d. all of the above 2. The difference between sprains and strains of the lumbar region is that a. the pain from a [...]
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ankle ligament,
annulus fibrosus,
anterior talofibular ligament,
calcaneofibular ligament,
cervical spine,
cervical vertebrae,
deltoid ligament,
dislocated hip,
glenoid fossa,
iliac crest,
intervertebral disk,
lateral ankle,
lumbar spine,
myositis ossificans,
nucleus pulposus,
osgood schlatter disorder,
perthes disease,
rotation c,
sprains and strains,
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