Not really : Unless you have other pathology. It also depends on your age and other associated medical condition. Try changing your shoes that may help.
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It Can: If you are increasing your running recently or changed locations where your run it can cause more stress on your spine resulting in a herniated disc. After you feel better, if you plan to run again, you may want to see a sports medicine doctor that does gait/running evaluations to make sure you aren't hurting yourself inadvertently. They can help improve your running technique and prevent injury
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