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Originally Posted by WalkingDysfunction
hmmm....well surgeons typically argue that the ligaments around the spine are very strong and it takes a significant force to even move the spine (which involves tearing those ligaments). It is coming from the traditional medical point of view, so there is a bias in opinion. You can google it to find more about the topic.
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It wasnt super fucked up because I caught it early rather than wait a long time. The point is that Ive had issues were the ortho tells me to stop lifting or to just rest, then I go back to lifting and the pain is still there.
Meanwhile, chiropractic care (with soft tissue work) has fixed all of my structural issues and I only go when I need to. Yes I have to keep going because of what I do, but at the same time, no one just goes to a Dr. once (espcially if you have a chronic disease of some sort).
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