standing so long, and I don't like take pictures of myself . I want to look nice cuz I'm just. Doing this for my health no one else so all I'm asking plzs help me .d me standing so long, and I don't like take pictures of myself . I want to look nice cuz I'm just. Doing this for my health no one else so all I'm asking plzs help me .
Answer: Overhanging Belly and Back Pain It is impossible to give you any reliable suggestions without seeing any photos much less being able to examine you.A lot of factors may be involved in your case such as Obesity, Spine problems, a Ventral Hernia or a combination of these. Millions of Americans have overhangs and do not have your sysmptoms. For this reason, insurance companies view the correction of a tummy overhang as a cosmetic NOT as a necessary operation. When severe pain comes into the clinical picture the usual cause is the back and specifically the spine. Obesity and other factors are associated with a high incidence of a variety of spine disorders. If this is the case, performing a tummy tuck on you, assuming it was safe to do so, would not relieve nor correct the spine process.I would suggest you first see a Neuroseorgeon or Orthopedic surgeon specializing in back surgery to make sure your spine is not the cause before going elsewhere.
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Answer: Overhanging Belly and Back Pain It is impossible to give you any reliable suggestions without seeing any photos much less being able to examine you.A lot of factors may be involved in your case such as Obesity, Spine problems, a Ventral Hernia or a combination of these. Millions of Americans have overhangs and do not have your sysmptoms. For this reason, insurance companies view the correction of a tummy overhang as a cosmetic NOT as a necessary operation. When severe pain comes into the clinical picture the usual cause is the back and specifically the spine. Obesity and other factors are associated with a high incidence of a variety of spine disorders. If this is the case, performing a tummy tuck on you, assuming it was safe to do so, would not relieve nor correct the spine process.I would suggest you first see a Neuroseorgeon or Orthopedic surgeon specializing in back surgery to make sure your spine is not the cause before going elsewhere.
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October 8, 2015
Answer: Back pain and abdominoplasty My rule of thumb when a patient says that back pain is related to a hanging abdomen is to first rule out the most obvious pain source-the back itself. Before exploring plastic surgery, orthopedic and neuromuscular problems need to be ruled out or treated. You may have multiple conditions or issues, each of which requires treatment by the appropriate specialist. Good luck!
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October 8, 2015
Answer: Back pain and abdominoplasty My rule of thumb when a patient says that back pain is related to a hanging abdomen is to first rule out the most obvious pain source-the back itself. Before exploring plastic surgery, orthopedic and neuromuscular problems need to be ruled out or treated. You may have multiple conditions or issues, each of which requires treatment by the appropriate specialist. Good luck!
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