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  1. 04-10-2014 05:58 PM #1
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    Age: 23, Male, Presenting Problem Since: 4-5 Years, Symptom Behaviour: Stays the same, Symptoms Worse (24hr Behaviour): No difference, Aggravating Factors:: Twisting, lying at a angle, carrying a heavy rucksack, sitting doing nothing for a long time, Easing Factors:: Turn my body to one side then quickly turn it the other way, lie on my back on the floor, do some sit ups, and on the way down if I make sure I lie down flat on my back on the floor, No Investigations, No Diabetes, No history of High Blood Pressure, No Medications, No Osteoporosis, No Hx of Cancer, No Unexplained Weight Loss, No Bowel/Bladder issues, Other Info: Don't think so

    Major problem / Symptomatic Areas

    Thoracic Spine

    Lumbar, Spine - Posterior

    Take a guess at what's wrong with my back [Pics & Video]

    Hello everyone,

    I know this is very difficult and maybe impossible. But can you guy's have a look at the following pictures and video, to see what the cause of my mid back pain is.

    I have had pain in the middle of my back, right in the middle, for a few years now. If I am not active and sitting about it gets quite sore, but once I'm walking about and being relatively active I forget about it. It is the most sore when turning, for example sitting in the front of the car and trying to reach round to the back. Or if I am lying on my side or twisted on a bed/couch.

    The only thing I can do to relieve the pain/tightness is to turn my body to one side then quickly turn it the other way, i feel it "pop" and then the feeling is gone for a while. Or I can lie on my back on the floor, do some sit ups, and on the way down if I make sure I lie down flat on my back on the floor you will hear an audible 1-3 "cracks" and again the pain goes away for a while and I feel normal.

    I used to spend alot of time sat at a computer, more than likely with bad posture, also I sleep with one pillow (just can't sleep with two) and also sleep on my front/side.


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    Last edited by BadBack; 04-10-2014 at 06:08 PM. Reason: Forgot pictures
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