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Medical Screening Negative
You have answered no to the medical screening questions. This means your condition is more likely to be mechanical in nature and less likely to be a serious disease. A disorder which is mechanical in nature is one where specific movements or positions can make your symptoms better or worse.
Pain Type
It is now important to know what type of pain you have, intermittent or constant?
Intermittent pain is pain that comes and goes with different positions or activities.
Constant pain is pain that is there all the time with all positions and activities including rest times. Constant pain may increase and decrease with different activities but never goes completely at any time.
Is your pain constant?
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