trauma?????

Question

Can u stunt ur growth if a human punch hits u in the backbone and causes a trauma (e.g light bruise)?

Can a trauma causes by a human punch cause u a herniated disc in a vertebra? what are the chances?

can u have a herniated disc if you sprain your vertebra?

can u stunt ur growth if u have a herniated disc?

can u recover naturally from a herniated disc without any treatment?

what are the symptoms of a herniated disc? If u do not have any of those symptoms, can u still grow naturally?

is a herniated disc the same as a misaligned vertebra?

can a herniated disc cause scoliosis?

Answer 1

You are quite intelligent to ask so many questions. I don't think a human blow would cause a herniated disk. Heavy lifting usually cause this. I can't answer about stunting your growth, but I doubt it. I have three herniated disk from many years of overworking my body and lifting too much. Went to physical therapy for years with a little relief, but not real help. When I finally went to a neuro surgeon, he looked at the MRI scans and said there was nothing surgically that could be done. First, I was mad, then I cried and then I said to myself, I will walk and walk and never give up. I have done very well and don't lift anything over 10 pounds. Yes, I am limited but thankful for every day that I can walk, have no problem with my stairs. I try to walk at least a mile outside on nice days. Good luck to you. Don't know about whether this can cause scoliosis. I doubt it because scoliosis is usually during the developmental stages of growth.

Answer 2

You will not stunt your growth if you get a light bruise on your back. It is unlikely that a punch that caused a light bruise will cause a herniated disc. Spraining your vertebra is not the same as having a herniated disc. Sprain is usually caused by a twisting motion, herniated discs are caused by strain on already degenerating discs. For example, lifting something very heavy in the wrong position. A herniated disc will not stunt your growth. Herniated discs can heal over time, but dont always. With or without a herniated disc, you will grow naturally. A herniated disc is not the same as a misaligned vertabra. It does not cause scoliosis.

Answer 3

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