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    t4 pain

    I had a horrible accident in april, fractured my back and neck. However, everything healed just right except my t4. Its been about 6 months since my accident.

    Everytime I twist my body to the left or right I feel the pain around my t4. I also feel it when I wake up, which I think happens because of my tossing and turning. I feel the pain around all around my t4.

    Can anyone tell me what this could be? is it my bone? has anyone had a problem like this before? I'm fiening to work out again, but it seems like everytime i do some push ups or something i wake up with some more pain in the morning.

    here are my hospital MRI's just incase you were wondering what happened to me.


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    1- Multiple compression fractures are identified in the thoracic spine involving the t1 through t6 vertebral bodies as well as t9. there is no significant retropulsion of fragments into the spinal canal

    2- disruption of the interspinous ligament at t5 with post traumatic changes the soft tissues throughout the upper thoracic spine.
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    MRI of the cervical without contrast

    1- edema in the region of the supraspinous ligament from c2 to c5
    2- edema in the posterior paravertebral soft tissues from c7 to t3.
    3 the previously described fracture of the left lamina at c5 is not well seen in the current examination.
    4 mild discogenic disease at c5-c6 with a 2 mm left paracentral disc protrusion
    5- compression fracture of the t4 vertebral body less than 25% height loss.
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