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    Re: Why do I collapse then?

    It can do. Most often people collapse because of a sharp pain rather than a loss of strength... but a significant prolapse that compressed the nerves could cause you to collapse. But thats quite a significant prolapse - the doctors would probably be looking to do surgery in that case.
    It doesn't mean that it is though! There are hundreds of other reasons for collapse - talk to doctors re: blood tests etc to screen for other possible issues.


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    Re: Why do I collapse then?

    thanks -it doesnt hurt when it happens, other than landing on the floor(!) I am awaiting an Wikipedia reference-linkMRI and surgery was mentioned, but hoping to find a miracle working physio in the midlands to avoid this!! cheers.



 
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