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At any given moment, there are at least 3 million people in the United States who are living with celiac disease. This number translates into roughly 1% of the population. Therefore, it is somewhat safe to say that the condition is not very common. That being said, the vast majority of people with celiac disease […]
Spinal Fractures Made Easy: 3 Common Causes A spinal fracture occurs when a vertebra—the boney component of your spine—breaks. We often think of broken bones as resulting from injuries. But, many different causes can lead to spinal fractures. The most common of these factors includes: Neck & Back Injuries Of course, trauma often plays a […]
The patient was a 51-year-old male, who had a history of alcoholism. The man had collapsed while having a seizure and found himself unable to walk after his fall. When Dr. Frazier examined the patient’s lumbar spine, the man reported experiencing severe pain. It was this lower back pain--coupled with leg weakness--that were making it impossible for the patient to walk.
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