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Q: Xiaphoid Process

asked by: Dane1985 on January 21st, 2007

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2 days ago I was laying down watching t.V. And sat up and heard a "crack" ever since then it seems like my xiaphoid process is out of place. I went to the doctor and they said it was probably just a torn ligament. . . They said take some ib profin ice it, and it should get better within the week. I'm starting to question their judgment just because he doesn't feel like a strained muscle or ligament. And advice would me much appreciated, thanks.

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matt182 replied on February 10th, 2007

Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy

Hey im not to sure about that. If your worrying about it go see someone that can properly diagnose it, i.E pyhsiotherapy

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