Why can't Docters fix the back, like they can fix anything else?
451991
Doctors can't fix the back because the back muscles, bones and spine are so intricate that if they were to fix correct it with surgery it would not heal as it should to give good results.  This is why they need to see the back in very bad shape to operate.  Because the spine runs right through the back there is a higher risk that they would actually make your back worse if something went wrong in the surgery.  people have herniated disks, ruptured disks etc that give them back pain because the bones are rubbing on each other when they should normally be cushioned by the disks.  Medicine and researchers have not found a way to go in and repair the disk and adjust it and put everything back together.  Also when they fix it it doesn't mean that the disk won't rupture or herniate again.  Even though you may be in a lot of pain, believe me, it could be worse.   I do now.
1126521
Go back to the doctor.
228920
Nothing just put it back in. It will hurt for a while but the doc can't do anything for ya.
245336
If it's been going on that long, what do the doctor's say?\nLow back problems include spondylitis, lumbar stenosis, fractures of the vertebrae, inter-vertebrae disc problems, and possibly something pressing on the spine.\nThere's a mountain of information on any of the internet's quality medical websites like http://www.webmd.com
667478
It's not that bad. If you want it fixed, do something about it. Don't sit on your butt and complain.
602539
Talk to your doctor.  If he is not a surgeon, he should refer you to one.  In order for insurance to cover it, he will probably have to recommend it for medical reasons such as back pain.
452601
HEALTHY DIET AND DRING LOTS OF WATER AND VISIT A SALON FOR A BACK CLEANSING TREATMENT, BUT THERE IS NO QUICK FIX.
965198
Did someone make the document for you on another computer? I'm thinking they aren't embedded in the doc.\n\nOr it could be a printer problem - with how you have graphics set up to print.\n\nNo way we can really tell unless we are there to see exactly what's going on.
150894
If your doctor can't figure it out, it is unlikely anyone here can unless your doc is really not a very good one.  What comes to mind is shin splints and/or heel spurs.
576242
Talk to the dean over your department.  They probably don't want to be liable for any further injury to yourself or to any patients you will be working with.  Usually if there is an extenuating circumstance they will work with you.
90289
I'm not a doctor but I have the same problem. Have you ever been in an accident? If so it could mean that your spine is not lined up correctly. You may need to see a chiropractor.
747580
definitely the back!  Well, I guess it's because I suffer from a back problem
10639
It looks like May 2006 if they can get this foam thing resolved....\n\nCheck out the atricle I provided.
1106743
Sorry I can't help you with your dilemma - I am having the same problem.  I have had the same pile of paperwork in front of me since 9am this morning!  LOL
480542
Go to another doctor.
783166
I would be willing to have them "fixed"
1112123
I think you have a case . . . did you happen to take pictures of all of these "repairs"?  Sometimes just the threat of small-claims court will get them to write a cheque.  You may have to pay a lawyer to write up the court documents, unless the clerk is willing to help you out.  You did agree to the repairs, but you could argue that you expected them to be close to the original quality.  The fact that they tried to repair the stand, indicates they insured the UNIT part also. Good luck.