Mid-back Pain And Numbness On Right Side Posted: 09-17-05 19:36pm
Mid back pain and numbness on right side
hi, my name is shawn I am a 34 year old
family man and about 10 years ago was in
an accident. About a week after that I
started feeling a pain in my mid right
front at the bottom of my rib cage after
have a few beers were I think my liver
would be. I didn’t think to much about
it but the pain persisted. After a few
years the pain moved from the front to my
mid back and numbness were I think my
kinney would be. I do still get a little
tingly in the front but not nearly as bad
as it used to be. I have been looking on
the internet and have found only one other
person who has the same symptoms
please read this link this lady has the
same symptoms I do and because of her
accident her kidney is not functioning
properly. That I do but I cannot find
her to ask here any more questions. I
can not believe the we are the only two
people in the world that have taken some
hit to the back that this is happening to.
I am looking for some explanation or
diagnosis for my problem. If you have
any questions let me know and if you
don’t have any answers but you know
someone who does please pass it on. Jchon@hotm
ail.Com
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PainFreeLife
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Mid-back Pain And Numbness On Right Side Posted: 09-18-05 18:11pm
Hi,
sorry to tell you that the link you
provided is no longer working. This site
has been taken over by another and I could
not find anything related to the person
you were talking about on the new site.
However, how many years ago did this
accident occur? Did you see a medical
professional of any kind at that time?
Have you seen anyone since? If so, what
did they tell you. Have you had any type
of diagnostic tests done? Do you recall
experiencing any type of neck "whipping"
during your accident? Can you explain
exactly what injuries you experienced in
the accident. Were you hit from behind,
side, front on? Were you driving? Did
you have an air-bag deployment?
Yes, you could be experiencing problems
related to whip-lash, but as there are
numerous other things that could cause
your symptoms its important to get some
better picture of your situation.
