, The knee of the hip, ankle and back pain Extreme teenage dancer?
I am a dancer age 13 and have been dance for almost my whole life. I'm naturally hyper straight knees which is great for a dancer to have, but I have side effects important. For the last year, I was a horrible pain in the knees, hips, ankles and back. I went to an orthopedist and everything he told me was that I needed x-rays, 3000 dollars later, the orthopedic surgeon said that there was nothing wrong with my x-rays, he wanted to do a blood analysis next to see if I have rheumatoid arthritis, my parents have a limited budget so that was simply not an option. But I feel super straight knees are causing me to have a bad posture if my hips trying to sit up goes forward, so I have horrible posture, and I'm still in pain. Any help? im almost thirteen IM 5'3 and I weigh 106 pounds if useful
Unfortunately, the pain has started somewhere, and somewhere who has now expanded in various key areas of the body, which costs you an extended amount of med bills to accumulate;; major reason for the check when it starts,, and again, unfortunately athletic people tend to "maintain pressure", the first field of pain may simply be a willingness on the issue, and can not the site itself, you already know there is nothing wrong with the composition of bones or joints themselves (at least @ os-wise), so that even a chiropractor may not be able to help you, and I get involved with a very good PT that specializes in sport to help you, yes, the hyperextended knee can help dysfuntion other areas of your body, but doubt that is your real reason unless they are terribly extreme, PT can you assess for: your posture, with the usual kinetic, kinetics involved in your dance, btw, knee hyperextension are not "great" for anyone, ligaments / tendons are overstretched in the joint which may produce serious problems in the future, and even less today, you need a very specific system to follow for all former parts of the body mentioned;; And yet, who even better than evaluating these very good PT! Good luck! but if your bones are OK, the next step would be to monkey around with the fabrics' and I really believe than MRI in all these areas will cost MINT! again, good luck, but three days of something that you can not understand, is a good place to start to see a doc ...
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