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What are the causes for acute lateral shift in the spine that developed suddenly accompanied with back pain (i have herniated l4-l5?

Q: what are the causes for acute lateral shift in the spine that developed suddenly accompanied with back pain (i have herniated l4-l5?

: Auto accident, lifting, getting beaten up or kicked, being hit with a bat or wrench or skillet. Bike accident, running accident to mention a few causes. Could give better answer if we could do telemed.

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Dr. Clarence Grim answered

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Auto accident, lifting, getting beaten up or kicked, being hit with a bat or wrench or skillet. Bike accident, running accident to mention a few causes. Could give better answer if we could do telemed.

Dr Rhoads agreed

Answered 6/9/2021

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A member asked:

What are the causes for acute lateral shift in the spine that developed suddenly accompanied with back pain (i have herniated l4-l5?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Clarence Grim answered

Dr Rhoads agreed

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