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i have an inflamed soft tissue mass at the cerribual-thurasic juction, dr says it is caused by micro fractures, anybody heard ofr this?
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Hi, mtwolf:
Osteoporosis causes microfractures of the vertebrae and we lose height...half a foot or more in my own case and I was not especially tall before. I'd look up at you if it were not for the kyphosis. Breast inspector doesn't pay well...and hardly works these days; girls are getting taller!
I got a macrofracture recently, too--pseudo arthrosis; an extra vertebra--waiting for the disc to form (ok...NOT). It will not heal because the force vectors that caused it originally have not changed. Looks like it's titanium implant time.
Now be thankful,
John
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