What is the Thoracic Spine and why is it painful? - OPTIMUM EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY

​What is the thoracic spine?  The spine is made of 5 different sections being the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum and coccyx. The thoracic spine starts at the bottom of the neck and ends at the

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Why physical therapy, exercise and yoga did not help your low back pain. Ligamentous spinal instability. – Caring Medical Florida

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