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I have a prominent lower thoracic (t 10/11/12) vertebra noticeable during palpation or when i crouch.had this for a long time already.should i worry?
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NO: As long as not associated with KYPHOSIS or SCOLIOSIS (Abnormal CURVES) the prominence is harmless! Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 2/21/2016
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