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Can physical strain on the spine from physical work (lifting, construction site) or lifting weights (breast press) compress the spine so that you grow less?
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Physical stress ?'s: Exercise as described will not affect growth, but excessive weights could cause vertebral disc herniation.
Answered 3/26/2020
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