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nooshin1881
누신 :
مردم پسر خاله دارن ماهم پسر خاله داریم
2026-08-23 10:17:40
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mania_tavakoli
Mania :
بنظرتون کی کارت دعوت میفرستن؟
2026-08-22 11:59:30
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baran62769
🩵B🩵A🩵R🩵A🩵N🩵 :
یاشار: هیچی بینمون نیست پستش:
2026-08-22 11:56:51
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user520473519
SETAYESH :
کار از شیپ گذشته😂
2026-08-23 08:48:40
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arina_stay24
انتقام جویان پودینگ :
میخوای مارو سکته بدی؟تروخدا بگو باهمید دیگههههه
2026-08-24 13:26:23
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setayeshxst6jfxfjx
setayesh :
که باهم نیستید
2026-08-22 19:22:26
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aydasalty0.9
Aydasalty :
بچها فکر کنم هممون دوتا گوش و دم داریم
2026-08-22 12:25:44
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hely_y3
Hely :
لحظه آخر چیکار میخواست بکنه قط کرد ویدیو مسیجو
2026-08-24 01:45:38
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fsb8108
fsb1324 :
شوخی شوخی جدی میشه (پس فردا میگه اون داداشش نیست بچمونه نگفتم بتون شکه نشین 😂😂😂✨)
2026-08-22 12:35:01
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xborafox
Raha :
بنظرم ما دیگه شیپ نکنیم خودشون دوتا تا تهش رفتن
2026-08-23 13:17:52
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fatemeh5388
fatemeh :
یاشارررررر نکننننننن داری رو اعصابم راه میری بخدا اگه چیزی هستتت بگووو دارم دیونه میشمممممممم حامیییی تو یچیییی بگووووووو
2026-08-22 12:06:14
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yejinmt
mt :
حالا بقیرو یه مومنت غیر عمدی میبینیم شیپ میکنیم این خودش مومنت درست میکنه بعد میگه چیزی بینمون نیست
2026-08-23 14:43:32
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imaquinl
خسته :
مشکوک
2026-08-22 11:54:57
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user4725600487798
ℱ𝒶𝓉𝑒𝓂𝑒𝒽 :
وایسا یه لحظه آخرش حامیمم گرفتش تو بغل؟ یاشار جانمم ایستگاه ما رو نگیر دیگه اگه خبریه بگو ما منتظریم 💅🏻✨😉 (ماکه میدونیم خبر زیاده 🫡✨)
2026-08-22 12:36:54
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nima.tekido81
nima tekido :
مجلس خاستگاری کیه بیام؟؟؟
2026-08-22 12:03:44
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zaniar.haji6
Zaniar Haji :
2026-08-22 13:03:01
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yasi_424
Yasi :
خودش بطور غیر مستقیم داره نشونتون میده دیگهههههه چرااااااا نمی فهمیددددددددددددددد😂❤️؟؟؟
2026-08-23 08:25:37
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sanahabibi89
Sana :
درست دیدم؟؟؟؟!!!!
2026-08-22 14:38:12
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ff.fesi3
ff.fesi :
حس میکنم غیره مستقیم داره بهمون میفهمونه
2026-08-23 11:24:15
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parinaz2146
parinaz :
چرا قبول نمیکنین باهمین؟
2026-08-22 12:32:48
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iatena.gholami
Atena Gholami :
یاشار چرا اینجوری شده
2026-08-23 06:03:57
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hadis6415
Hadis :
[استیکر] داداش کی شروع شد به ما نگفتیییییی
2026-08-22 12:14:37
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“Spondylosis” sounds like a diagnosis, but it often leaves out the most important part. It tells us there are degenerative changes in the spine. It does not tell us what those changes are actually doing. Five people can have similar wording on an MRI and need completely different care. One may have significant-looking degeneration causing no symptoms. Another may have local neck or back pain with normal neurological function. Another may have a nerve being irritated or compressed, causing pain, tingling, numbness or weakness into an arm or leg. Another may feel fine sitting, but develop heavy or numb legs while standing or walking because of lumbar spinal stenosis. And another may have spinal cord involvement, where balance, coordination or walking can change even when pain is not severe. Same word. Very different problems. So if “spondylosis” is written on your report, here is the question I would want answered: What evidence do we have that this finding explains what I’m experiencing? Does it match where the symptoms travel? Does the neurological exam fit? What brings the symptoms on or makes them stop? Is strength or function changing? The worst-looking abnormality on an MRI is not automatically the cause. Sometimes more than one real problem is happening at once. The work is figuring out which finding explains which symptom, and which problem deserves priority. I broke down the full framework in this week’s Movability Masterclass: “Spondylosis Is Not One Diagnosis: What ‘Wear and Tear’ Is Actually Doing to the Spine.” I explain the six clinical patterns, the clues that separate them, what common MRI terms mean, and how we determine whether an imaging finding is actually relevant. Full article is linked in my bio. This is also how I approach complex spine cases at Movability. The goal is not to chase every abnormality on a scan. It is to connect the history, examination, function and imaging into one coherent picture. What word has shown up on one of your MRI or X-ray reports that nobody ever properly explained to you? Dr. Sina
“Spondylosis” sounds like a diagnosis, but it often leaves out the most important part. It tells us there are degenerative changes in the spine. It does not tell us what those changes are actually doing. Five people can have similar wording on an MRI and need completely different care. One may have significant-looking degeneration causing no symptoms. Another may have local neck or back pain with normal neurological function. Another may have a nerve being irritated or compressed, causing pain, tingling, numbness or weakness into an arm or leg. Another may feel fine sitting, but develop heavy or numb legs while standing or walking because of lumbar spinal stenosis. And another may have spinal cord involvement, where balance, coordination or walking can change even when pain is not severe. Same word. Very different problems. So if “spondylosis” is written on your report, here is the question I would want answered: What evidence do we have that this finding explains what I’m experiencing? Does it match where the symptoms travel? Does the neurological exam fit? What brings the symptoms on or makes them stop? Is strength or function changing? The worst-looking abnormality on an MRI is not automatically the cause. Sometimes more than one real problem is happening at once. The work is figuring out which finding explains which symptom, and which problem deserves priority. I broke down the full framework in this week’s Movability Masterclass: “Spondylosis Is Not One Diagnosis: What ‘Wear and Tear’ Is Actually Doing to the Spine.” I explain the six clinical patterns, the clues that separate them, what common MRI terms mean, and how we determine whether an imaging finding is actually relevant. Full article is linked in my bio. This is also how I approach complex spine cases at Movability. The goal is not to chase every abnormality on a scan. It is to connect the history, examination, function and imaging into one coherent picture. What word has shown up on one of your MRI or X-ray reports that nobody ever properly explained to you? Dr. Sina

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