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Are the spasms in my buttocks from my back stenosis?
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Maybe--see Dr: Might be related as result of local inflammation / irritation in area, but could also be indicator of worsening condition or new issue. Should get exam & possibly imaging. Can also help with med rx to reduce spasm.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Osteopathic Doctor: Consult with a doctor or osteopathic medicine that is using manual manipulation. Some physical therapist are also trained in osteopathic manipulation. This is not a chiropractor!
Answered 3/23/2013
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