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Vibration dusring crunches or sit ups
I have d 11 d12 disc erosion when i do crunches or sit ups my back and abd vibrates what is it besides that i have mild stenosis also
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It is due to muscle imbalance created between your core and back muscle. And you need to correct your body mechanics for a long term use. Proper assessment is required.
I work in full body kinetic chain .
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Hi
We will be needing detailed evaluation
But definitely I can suggest you we need to work upon deep core muscles this vibration is an indication of weakness of abdominal and back muscles aka core muscles also it will also prevent you from future pain and it’s recurrence as well by easing the pressure upon over you T11 and T12
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Please try doing prescribed exercise.
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Need to consult in person or online for proper assessment, might be due to weakness, you are getting pains while doing situps and crunches.
Avood exercises untill you get proper assessment and treatment.
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Hi you need an online consultation for best examination.diagnosis and treatment.
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postural correction.
Spinal strengthening exercises.
Spinal stretching exercise.
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Hey there! Firstly there are typing mistakes I suppose. ( erosion, 17.5 ft ). Moreover One should do exercises in control. One should not go for over training. Vibration that is observed is probably because of weak muscles being over-trained. In gyming however vibrations is ok and not in this case.
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Visit a good physiotherapist and get checked.
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Do stretching, walking, aerobic exercises also.
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Consult online /offline for the proper protocol of exercises
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the vibrations you feel is because of weakness of muscles
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don't do any exercises without consultation
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Dr. Steephan John (PT)
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6 yrs exp
Bangalore
kindly get a proper assessment and treatment from nearby physiotheraspist
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Mr. Chinna Kondaiah Ballekuri (PT)
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18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Better consult specialist and do workout as per advised
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Ms. Shefali Gandotra (PT)
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20 yrs exp
Jammu
Please consult online for proper assessment n treatment plan accordingly. U mention vibrations that r due to muscle weakness. In case of stenosis do n don’t of excs have to be keep in mind
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