Nerve problems that cause pain, numbness or tingling in the arms, shoulders or legs
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This doesn't sound specific to your pain, however, it is not uncommon for pain to "move." Oftentimes, when we feel pain in one part of our body, we overcompensate with other parts. This could be the case.
How long has the pain lasted for? Is it unbearable or not so bad? If it persists, it's best to have a doctor check it out and make sure nothing serious is going on.
Visit http://www.bettermedicine.com/article/spondylosis/symptoms for more information, and to make sure you don't have any other symptoms that could indicate a more serious condition. Good luck.
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Hi Krista,
It looks like there are other pains associated with Spondylolysis. According to bettermedicine.com:
This doesn't sound specific to your pain, however, it is not uncommon for pain to "move." Oftentimes, when we feel pain in one part of our body, we overcompensate with other parts. This could be the case.
How long has the pain lasted for? Is it unbearable or not so bad? If it persists, it's best to have a doctor check it out and make sure nothing serious is going on.
Visit http://www.bettermedicine.com/article/spondylosis/symptoms
for more information, and to make sure you don't have any other symptoms that could indicate a more serious condition. Good luck.
Best,
Danielle.
February 16, 2012 - 6:55amThis Comment
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