Tarlov Cysts Explained
Discover the intriguing relationship between Tarlov cysts and pain through a unique assessment method. By examining the directional tension on nerve roots, it's possible to uncover hidden issues that standard tests might miss. When surgery is necessary, there's a specialist in Dallas known for effectively addressing these challenging cysts, offering hope for those suffering from this elusive condition.In this clip
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The Peter Attia Drive Podcast
287 ‒ Lower back pain: causes, treatment, and prevention of lower back injuries and pain
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What is the main topic of the clip Tarlov Cysts Explained from the episode The Surprising Link between Your Sex Life and Low Back Pain, explained by a Spine Surgeon?
I'm a 62-year-old female who had to stop upper body workouts due to back pain and rib pain. A recent thoracic MRI showed two perineural cysts, one at T1-T2 and the other at T10-T11. Are these cysts related to a severe fall backwards on stairs in the mid-back and sacral areas four years ago, and are they causing the pain? Could over-exercise also cause these cysts? I'm scheduled to see a neurosurgeon in two weeks. I would love to understand the physiological impact of trauma and overuse on the body. Thank you.