Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
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Chiropractors suggest that the main cause of back pains is 'stress'. Given that the health of the spine is not compromised. And I found that the worst chairs are those that have a curved backrest.... Failure to find a good chiropractor here can lead to an alternative, an orthopedists, as there are some here.... Stress, well, difficult to identify, to diagnose, and no pills to get rid of it. Typically a change of environment would help.... -
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Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
If you didnt follow the whole thread which appears obvious or chose not to, and want to jump in the middle and cherry pick 1 issue to comment on, thats on you. Then you try to deflect by throwing out the catch all phrase that "I'm woke" which is classic when people can't find a way to defend what they say and are called on it. You then want to belittle me for use of what you consider inappropriate or derogatory terms for others while you do the same. A bit hypocritical don't you think. Get real dude. You don't like what I post you can scroll on by and not read or reply. -
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Chronic Back Problem.
Had this before. Does the pain go down one of your legs? More then likely a bad sleep position. Could be a subluxation disc and or muscle contraction. I would try ice and anti inflammatory. Deep tissue massage may help. If not consider see a Doctor for a scan or physical therapy.
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