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kristin93

March 20th, 2010

hello i am having lower left side back pain, it makes me sick where i feel i might throw up. I keep getting hot then cold and chills. Ive alwways had back pain being an ex gymnast! i did gymnastics for almost 18 years. I recently just had surgery on my elbow from an old injury i had in gymnastics. My pain is only on the left side of my lower back. I am currently coaching gymnastics and just moving around is killing me. I also have to big of breast for my small fram could that be the problem? and would a breast reduction be ideal? My breast are about 42" around and my waist is about 36" and my hips are a 40". I dont know what to do anymore the pain is getting way to bad for me to cope.

Please help
Kristin

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bastionv

replied March 31st, 2010

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I hear that reductions can help. I hear of alot of people having them due to back problems. If you feel like you are going to throw up, I wonder if you could have a kidney stone. If not, then try going to the Chiropractor and getting adjustments. You may need to go 3 days a week for several weeks. If that does not help then, I would suggest seeing a spine doctor and you can talk to them about reduction and if it will help. Good luck!

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