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silly · 11-21-2007, 06:11 PM

Is it possible that the lower back pain and knee twinge is a product of the shoulder thing? Could it be cause and effect? or is there something different altogether (gawd I hope not!)

I'm gonna find an ortho, though when I broke my fingers / wrist in a road cycling accident the ortho my GP sent me to wasn't a nice person. I guess I've been hoping it will "work itself out." you're right....I'll go to the ortho.

Thanks for the reply.

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silly Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: here Posts: 347 My Profile	Is it possible that the lower back pain and knee twinge is a product of the shoulder thing? Could it be cause and effect? or is there something different altogether (gawd I hope not!) I'm gonna find an ortho, though when I broke my fingers / wrist in a road cycling accident the ortho my GP sent me to wasn't a nice person. I guess I've been hoping it will "work itself out." you're right....I'll go to the ortho. Thanks for the reply. __________________ From Aoife: You're just being a brat. You want to have a nice perfect body with no work. So do the rest of us. Too bad there's that reality thing, huh. I mean, come on... chainringrrl.blogspot.com