www.backtest.co.uk: Selfdiagnosis in case of backpain
You are the 265665 e visitor     home diagnosis medication guestbook sidebar link info contact info for docters and fysiotherapists	Diagnosis Strain of the interspinal ligament Advice: The interspinal ligament is a ligament between the spines of two vertebrae, a structure like an ankle ligament. A strain of this ligament is a little bit like straining your ankle. While resting it does not hurt, but if you are active (bending forward) it hurts. The pain lasts usually 2-6 weeks. Try to avoid movements that hurt. Do not use painkillers: by supressing the pain you are going to make movements that would hurt otherwise and you are again straining the ligament. © 2005 - 2007 Backtest.co.uk The information in Backtest.co.uk is not intended as a substitute for medical professional help or advice but is to be used only as an aid in understanding back pain and neck pain. A physician should always be consulted for back pain or any health problem. Backtest.co.uk provides links to other organizations as a service to our readers and is not responsible for the information, services, or products provided by these web sites, health professionals, or companies. See Terms and Conditions. Last Updated 3/8/2007	nederlands english english   Andere diagnose site: knieklachten