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Fell down stairs, hit 3x s1-l2. no loss of function/rom/nerve pain. minor bruising + raised circle of swelling. had rhizotomy there '12. need worry?
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Likely stable: You do not describe any problem other than soft tissue bruising and swelling, so, I would not anticipate any exacerbation of your prior problems. If things deteriorate or symptoms worsen, might contact your doctor and get an X ray of region.
Answered 4/13/2018
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