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Old 07-12-2011, 04:59 PM #11
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Stan have you talked to your doctor about what type of activity and how much you should do? Everyone I feel is different. For myself it is finding the right balance between not doing too much yet not doing to little. Either extreme causes me problems. I am not sure it is damage but more the pain gets so high and does not settle.
My dr tells me to use my best judgment on types of activities.
I have "advanced loss" of disk space height at L5/S1, gluteus medial/minimus hip tendinitis and pn in my feet. No back pain though. Can't find a cause for pn. Looks like it might be the back. What do you guys think?
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