Lower Back issues anyone?
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Lower Back issues anyone?
my wonderful back at age 25.... If physical therapy doesn't cure this Im a candidate for surgery Im going on 7 months with this crap! back in late November early December I was using a leaf blower (as I had been the past few months) and my back started to hurt more and more, finally I put the blower down and went home around 3.... 5pm I couldn't stand, move walk, crawl... it sucked!
Fast forward 7 months I was cutting grass as usual bombing right along full tilt and hit a F'n indentation from a truck of some sort and jolted my back.... another MRI and the disk never returned completely...
I bought a Teeter hang-up and its great but once I stand up after being inverted the pains come right back and my dang left leg is still off kilter! I cant go more than 10 min. riding in a vehicle or sitting in a certain position.
Anyone else on the back pain wagon?
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I have had sore back on and off all my life, when I get it I usually work it real real hard the hot tub it and go to bed.....it works for me but I torture everything that hurts so maybe I just like pain,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I do know that without my hottub there are a **** ton of days that I wouldnt make it to work, a cup of coffee at 430 am in the tub does the trick
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im 24 and ive been living with this for 12 years.....you get used to it after a while, ive had my legs give out, wake up numb from the waste down, shooting pain, crippling pain, few other things, I just deal with it and keep working....it sucks but oh well.....
Whit you are right about the hottub though, i got in mine when i was home and it helped some, my dad gets in it 4 or 5 days a week in the morning......
Whit you are right about the hottub though, i got in mine when i was home and it helped some, my dad gets in it 4 or 5 days a week in the morning......
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Im supposed to start them but I have to have a evaluation from the doc that administers the steroid before I can actually get one and the soonest I could get in would be the 21'st of this month. Im about less than a week from running out of pain pills to somewhat ease the pain.
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Believe me brother... I FEEL YOUR PAIN!
I lived with it at varying degrees for twenty years before L4-L5 finally popped. Worst pain I ever experienced! Couldn't walk. Couldn't stand. Not even to take a **** or a shower! Couldn't sit for more than a minute at a time. No way to get away from the pain. Hobbled from one room of the house to the other on crutches 10-20 feet at a time before my legs would fold. Ate Percocet, muscle relaxers and anti-inflammatories like candy! No effect on the pain what-so-ever! Was like that for 3 solid months before I could get in to see the neuro-surgeon.
Had surgery on it Sept. 11, 2007. Was up and walking 8 hours after the surgery and home the next morning. Back surgery ain't what it was just 10 years ago. Just a little 1" incision and they go in there with their little scopes and probes and lasers and clean everything up, repair the disk and in my case, grind a groove in the vertebrae to give the sciatic nerve a place to go with all the swelling.
I'm not 100% as I still will wake up a little stiff. But nothing a couple Alieve doesn't take care of.
I lived with it at varying degrees for twenty years before L4-L5 finally popped. Worst pain I ever experienced! Couldn't walk. Couldn't stand. Not even to take a **** or a shower! Couldn't sit for more than a minute at a time. No way to get away from the pain. Hobbled from one room of the house to the other on crutches 10-20 feet at a time before my legs would fold. Ate Percocet, muscle relaxers and anti-inflammatories like candy! No effect on the pain what-so-ever! Was like that for 3 solid months before I could get in to see the neuro-surgeon.
Had surgery on it Sept. 11, 2007. Was up and walking 8 hours after the surgery and home the next morning. Back surgery ain't what it was just 10 years ago. Just a little 1" incision and they go in there with their little scopes and probes and lasers and clean everything up, repair the disk and in my case, grind a groove in the vertebrae to give the sciatic nerve a place to go with all the swelling.
I'm not 100% as I still will wake up a little stiff. But nothing a couple Alieve doesn't take care of.