Postural Kyphosis
jdruiz89
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I have a great tendency to believe that I have this due to the alignment of my upper back. I will way it has gotten a lot better with the 70 pounds lost. I will be going to the chiropractor probably in a few weeks. Does anyone else have this issue? And if so, any pains associated with this?
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Alright let me redo my last entry. I have a great tendency to believe that I have Postural Kyphosis due to the arch in my upper back and my head being pushed forward a little. I believe this began taking effect right-at or during puberty sometime. I have been overweight through my childhood and teen years which has helped contributed to this issue. I will say that do I have pains from it and I believe my breathing has been affected by this. My left shoulder has a very messed up tendon (I'm assuming) or something that causes pain while standing for a duration.
In a few weeks depending on costs and such I may go to a chiropractor and find out how I can fix or at least attempt to correct my issue. It would be nice to be able to lay down on a flat surface without upper back and lower back pain.
Does anyone else have any issues similar? Similar experiences? Please share.0
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