@@judymiles6998 Yes, twice. Not counting the Patients with exogenous CS as a result of medication, of course. I referred these two Patients for further diagnosis (turned out tumors). Fortunately, today they are doing well.
I went to a plastic surgeon last month about my “ buffalo hump” when I was there he said he was going to take pictures and send them to my insurance. Today I received a letter saying it was going to be covered 👍🏼 I have surgery next month.
Been following those exercises from the videos, hoping it'd work. I had a doctor said my neck hump was called by posture, so I thought perhaps those exercises would help. I hate how the neck hump looks
I have a habit of slouching. I been this way since I was a kid. It looks worse since I gained weight and I’m stressing over if I have Cushing or not. Im 26 year old male. I have belly fat , love handles but no purple marks nothing like that. My face is normal. My back of my neck doesn’t look like a lump like u see in the pictures. But when I slouch it sticks out a little. Its gone when I stand up straight. I was diagnose with scoliosis when I was 15.
I have a question. My neck hump is genetic but i've gained some weight and its so visible now...can i get rid of that fat? And what type of exercises should i do?
Hello, we cannot say that something is "just from obesity". Obesity, unlike humps, is already a disease, classified both in ICD10 and much more broadly in ICD11. The vast majority of cases of obesity are associated with serious metabolic disorders, which is why practically every obese person will present multi-organ dysfunctions over time. Also those that may affect the distribution of body fat within the body. Obesity is a disease in itself and needs to be diagnosed and treated as such. Unfortunatelly, when it comes to in-depth diagnosis of obesity, it happens differently, at least in my country. In most obese Patients, hormonal tests are not performed, which in my opinion should be performed in nearly every case. Summing up, yes - I believe that many obese Patients are underdiagnosed. Have a great day! :)
12:20 the photo of the woman is photoshopped. You can tell because the bra strap is identical in both pictures. If two separate before and after pictures were taken they would not get the distance, angle, etc to be exactly the same. Always look for “identical” items in before and after pictures to determine if they are fake. They often are.
This is absolutely one of the best and most informative videos about the neck humps on the internet. Congrats Kate!
Thank you!
@@katephysiotherapistwithbraid I wonder have you ever had a patient with undiagnosed Cushings?
@@judymiles6998 Yes, twice. Not counting the Patients with exogenous CS as a result of medication, of course. I referred these two Patients for further diagnosis (turned out tumors). Fortunately, today they are doing well.
@@katephysiotherapistwithbraid Wow, great!
I went to a plastic surgeon last month about my “ buffalo hump” when I was there he said he was going to take pictures and send them to my insurance. Today I received a letter saying it was going to be covered 👍🏼 I have surgery next month.
Is your surgeon going to do liposuction? Is your hump very large?
Great news! I hope you're after surgery and all is well, take care!
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Why go to surgery man that's so risky
Hi Im physiotherapist in Sri lanka. This video is very useful. Keep it up.
Thanks, and all the best! :)
I like the logic of diagnosing before treatment. Thank you very much for this valuable content. 🙏😊
Been following those exercises from the videos, hoping it'd work. I had a doctor said my neck hump was called by posture, so I thought perhaps those exercises would help. I hate how the neck hump looks
Si how is going did you see some results ?
@@laitow i didn't continue because I wasn't sure what would even work! Have you see any that actually show results from the exercises?
Thanks for your deeper and more specific knowledge. Your very knowledgeable Kate!
Thanks for watching!
Mine caused by cortisone is going down by exercise. I,T,W,L is helping
I have a habit of slouching. I been this way since I was a kid. It looks worse since I gained weight and I’m stressing over if I have Cushing or not. Im 26 year old male. I have belly fat , love handles but no purple marks nothing like that. My face is normal. My back of my neck doesn’t look like a lump like u see in the pictures. But when I slouch it sticks out a little. Its gone when I stand up straight. I was diagnose with scoliosis when I was 15.
Best video on this topic. Thanks
Glad you think so!
I'm 34 how long does it take to fix i have the one with cervical spine 7
Great explanation, thank you, Kate!
I have a question. My neck hump is genetic but i've gained some weight and its so visible now...can i get rid of that fat? And what type of exercises should i do?
Healthy diet and cardio, back/chest/ab strengthening exercises to fix posture as well. Its what I am doing. Mine is hereditary too
@@Gabriela.H thank you so much for replying! Im so insecure about my neck hump. Hows your Progress?
@@Gabriela.HIm doing pullps bar everyday and hangging is it good?
None of these are like my hump. Mine is my vertebra about 2 1/2 to 3 inches below the base of my skull.
I’m 17 can I still fix it ?
So can it be just from obesity, or were you saying that the obese person also likely has an underlying condition?
Hello, we cannot say that something is "just from obesity". Obesity, unlike humps, is already a disease, classified both in ICD10 and much more broadly in ICD11.
The vast majority of cases of obesity are associated with serious metabolic disorders, which is why practically every obese person will present multi-organ dysfunctions over time. Also those that may affect the distribution of body fat within the body.
Obesity is a disease in itself and needs to be diagnosed and treated as such. Unfortunatelly, when it comes to in-depth diagnosis of obesity, it happens differently, at least in my country. In most obese Patients, hormonal tests are not performed, which in my opinion should be performed in nearly every case. Summing up, yes - I believe that many obese Patients are underdiagnosed.
Have a great day! :)
If my neck hump is due to bad posture and " fat pad" due to weight gain after having a baby, could i still have cushings disease?
Thanks for the greatest helpful informations . how can i contact you for severe neck pain hump or however i will appreciate that so
12:20 the photo of the woman is photoshopped. You can tell because the bra strap is identical in both pictures. If two separate before and after pictures were taken they would not get the distance, angle, etc to be exactly the same. Always look for “identical” items in before and after pictures to determine if they are fake. They often are.
Hello
what type of dr should we go to ? spine ?