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If you had a herniated disc from very young, like 10yrs, and it never hurt- can your body have compensated with involuntary abdominal contracture?
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No: A herniated disc will have the tendency to undergo resorption, meaning that it will go back to its place. You can help with having good posture and core muscle strength.
Answered 5/29/2013
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