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Why does my chest bone make cracking noises when i stretch my back backwards?
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Back cracking : This is normally a result of gasses, encased by a sack of fluid surrounding the joints of the back, coming quickly out under the pressure of compression or gapping of the joint. Somewhat like the sound of opening a soda can. There is also the possibility that there is arthritis contributing to this.
Answered 1/27/2021
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