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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
High/Low E2 Causing Lower Back/Spine Issues?
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<blockquote data-quote="themud" data-source="post: 71026" data-attributes="member: 15539"><p>With the risk of being called a quack. I am a chiropractor. For what it is worth the majority of people walking around have an asymptomatic disc herniation in the neck and or lower back. With an acute injury or worsening of the lower back due to accident etc dr.s will have an MRI done and see a disc bulge. A symptom of radiculopathy always has a differential dx of disc herniation, but can also be an inflamation of the nerve root as well as the meningel nerves surrounding the disc. After running a very large clinic for years concurrent with Ortho and Neuro surgeons it is a wait and see. PT and DC care with anti inflam rx to see if it will resolve without surgical intervention which is usually the case.</p><p></p><p>Many people have no hx of injury or accident and wake up with severe neck pain or lower back pain and MRI confirms idiopathitc disc bulge.</p><p></p><p>Hope that helps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="themud, post: 71026, member: 15539"] With the risk of being called a quack. I am a chiropractor. For what it is worth the majority of people walking around have an asymptomatic disc herniation in the neck and or lower back. With an acute injury or worsening of the lower back due to accident etc dr.s will have an MRI done and see a disc bulge. A symptom of radiculopathy always has a differential dx of disc herniation, but can also be an inflamation of the nerve root as well as the meningel nerves surrounding the disc. After running a very large clinic for years concurrent with Ortho and Neuro surgeons it is a wait and see. PT and DC care with anti inflam rx to see if it will resolve without surgical intervention which is usually the case. Many people have no hx of injury or accident and wake up with severe neck pain or lower back pain and MRI confirms idiopathitc disc bulge. Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]
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