Re: lump

Without seeing it I am going to assume it is your vertebral prominance. Everyone has one, it is usually T1 or C7's spinous process. Mine sticks out quite a bit. The other thing may be that you are hyper kyphotic in your thoracic spine, upper back. Without seeing you and doing an evaluation I can be no help. Go see a DC and get evaluated. Then they can help if there is a problem.

Posted By DC student on February 27, 2007 at 14:11:15:

In Reply to: lump posted by wendy kiernan on February 26, 2007 at 07:56:32:

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