what does it mean "scolioza lumbare" becouse i have a problem with my backbone.?
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In English it's lumbar scoliosis.  That's a curving of the spine to the side - usually two curves - the original abnormal curve and a curve to compensate for that.
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The disc between L5 and S1 has either slipped out of place (herniated) or has severely shrunken. Herniation is more likely. This is very common. As a result, the L5 and S1 vertebral bodies are allowed to shift their positions a little. Anterolisthesis means that L5 has shifted a little forward of S1. This would cause pain in the lower spine.\n\nForaminal narrowing means that the space (foramen) between these bodies through which the nerve root passes is smaller than normal, and so the nerve root is probably being compressed somewhat. This could cause pain in the buttocks and legs.\n\nThis sort of problem tends to produce pain that waxes and wanes over a period of years. Flare-ups can happen for no apparent reason and last for a few weeks. The patient is advised to continue his usual activities and is treated with pain relievers. Between flares, the patient should exercise regularly to keep his back muscles flexible and strong.\n\nWhether surgery is needed usually comes down to whether the surgeon wants to buy a new car or boat. Ideally, the indications for surgery are intractable pain or weakness in the leg. Rule of thumb on back surgery: 1/3 of patients get better, 1/3 are unchanged, 1/3 get worse. \n\nA commonly used treatment is injection of medication (corticosteroid) at the nerve root; this is a pretty simple treatment that can produce a few months of pain relief.
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Your vertebrae are the bones making up your backbone.
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ver·te·brate (vûr'tə-brĭt, -brāt') pronunciation\nadj.\n\n   1. Having a backbone or spinal column.\n   2. Of or characteristic of vertebrates or a vertebrate.\n\nn.\n\nA member of the subphylum Vertebrata, a primary division of the phylum Chordata that includes the fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals, all of which are characterized by a segmented spinal column and a distinct well-differentiated head.\n\n[Latin vertebrātus, having joints, from vertebra, vertebra.]
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You should see your doctor right away and have your neck xrayed.  I hope he refers you to a spinal specialist.  Could be a pinched nerve, and that's not fun.  It will run down your across your back, shoulders and arms if let go too long.  Sometimes the damage doesn't show up right away.  \n\nIf not, maybe a vertabra is damaged.  Either way, please have it checked.
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You need to see your doctor and possibly get an MRI of the Lumbar spine.
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Yeah, sound like sciatica. A trapped nerve in the base of the spine. Lean with your back against something solid, like a wall & lift your body weight off the floor an inch or two with your arms straight. If the pain goes, it's probably sciatica.\nI've had it for 30 years. No problem if you know what you're dealing with.\nLie on your back, feet on the floor, knees up & gently move your legs from side to side about 10 times. It releases the trapped nerve.
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Haha! You're weird. No, seriously... have a trainer look at it and recommend exercises for that side of your back. Are you in a profession where you "favor" one side over the other? (Digging, for example.) That might explain it. Or you could get to a doctor for an evaluation just to ensure that both sides of your body are in synch. I'm thinking of scoliosis, but that's just a guess.
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Just because you have a scoliosis does not mean that is what is causing your symptoms.  Sometimes having a slight scoliosis is actually a good thing (your spine will be better able to handle the compressive forces put through it).  I suggest you ask your doctor for a referral to a Physical Therapist.  Your PT would be able to examine you and determine the cause of your symptoms as well as to determine what kind of scoliosis you have (structural vs functional).  Your doctor can also obtain spinal x-rays which can help to determine the severity.
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sounds like sciatica. take some brufen and make an appointment to visit your GP.
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chiropractic:\nit means system of healing: a medical system based on the theory that disease and disorders are caused by a misalignment of the bones, especially in the spine, that obstructs proper nerve functions
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It comes in Tablet form. I had to take it once for sciattica. Talking about a pain in the butt. hahah No pun intented. Sciattica is a commin condition that doctors will proscribe it because sciattic cause EXTERMLY deblitating  pain to start in your butt and shoot down your leg. It almost feels like it is going to break.
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If nothing else, you may want to have your spine checked. It could be that a slipped disk is irritating the nerves that go down to your legs.
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it means above the shoulder blade.  That will put it between the shoulderblade and the clavicle.
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Ok, i dont know how to spell it but it's your sciatic (umm...sigh+attic for pronounciation) nerve....muscles in your lower back are swollen and are rubbing against it when you move just the right (or wrong is more like it) way.  if it goes away after you sleep or dont move for a long time then you probably just need to make sure you lift correctly and dont strain your lower back, if it's a constant issue i'd suggest seeing a chiropractor.....sorry for the horrible spelling, but  i think you know what i mean :)
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A real pain in the neck! \nIt usually means surgury. Good luck, hope you feel better soon.
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Scoliosis is a condition that involves complex lateral and rotational curvature and deformity of the spine. It is typically classified as congenital (caused by vertebral anomalies present at birth), idiopathic (sub-classified as infantile, juvenile, adolescent, or adult according to when onset occurred) or as having developed as a secondary symptom of another condition, such as cerebral palsy or spinal muscular atrophy.\n\nfor more click here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scoliosis#Cause