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08-05-2002, 03:16 PM #1Amor Fati
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Costo Chondritis
What can you guys tell me about Costo Chondritis, i'm told it is some sort of inflammation of the cartilage of the ribcage or something like that. A co-worker, was diagnosed with it by an MD and given drugs. When she didn't feel better she went to a acupuncturist (natural medicine kicks ass) and the acupuncturist told her that she has some sort of muscle imbalance between her trapezius and her chest, shoulders and that was the cause of it.
So whatever you guys can tell me about it would help (in terms of possible causes, possible treatments etc.), please no "go see a doctor" crap, i'm personally getting sick of doctors and their bullshit. If there is some sort of stretching or other exercises she can do to help, she is already making life-style changes with her posture and all that. Thanx."The greatest obstacle to knowledge is not ignorance but the illusion of knowledge." -Barry Marshall, Nobel Laureate
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