Comments for back pain treatment

Comment on Treatments to help chronic upper back pain? by Billie77

Billie77 — Wed, 16 May 2012 21:05:31 +0000

you really need to see a chiropractor as they are specialists in spinal problems. They cost much less than a medical doctor. They usually will work out a schedule payment, if they understand that it’s a hardship for you. I’ve enclosed a link Where you can find a chiropractor in your area.

Comment on Treatments to help chronic upper back pain? by Mopar Muscle Gal

Mopar Muscle Gal — Wed, 16 May 2012 20:41:35 +0000

I have scoliosis and my upper spine hurts most of the time due to the mild curvature
I use biofreeze cream after a very warm soak in Epsom salts bath
I have had acupuncture with some relief
I take upper body strengthening classes to improve the strength of the muscles in the back- it helps somewhat

most of the time..
I just take 2 Aleve twice a day

Comment on Treatments to help chronic upper back pain? by greeneyedgirl30

greeneyedgirl30 — Wed, 16 May 2012 20:20:58 +0000

You need to go see a chiropractor. I have scoliosis too and luckily i have chiropractors in my family so i don’t get charged but if you have insurance they cover it. If not go anyway. Most of them offer free exams. I promise you they can help.

Comment on Good Pilates dvd for the relief of chronic lower and upper back pain? by gillianprowe

gillianprowe — Sat, 12 May 2012 05:04:49 +0000

First wait until you see the Podiatrist, as you may have a ‘gait’ problem, walk out of alignment, or your feet may be rolling. If you end up with insoles, it will take a time for them to work, readjust your alignment. Pilate’s, well my experience was to see a PT, then join a class to get the idea of muscle groups, how to first find them and then exercise them. Once I learn that, got my core strength, then I started with a DVD at Home. I picked mine up at a Supermarket and then another one I got Free inside the Sunday News Paper. Pilate’s is just that, a strict form of exercise that once you learn, you will never forget. Therefore, any DVD will be the same set of exercises, you only have to decide if you want a famous person to show you, or a ordinary person. Best of Luck

Comment on Back_Pain-&-Sciatica_Part_3.mp4 by CONSTRINGACY

CONSTRINGACY — Wed, 09 May 2012 03:26:17 +0000

ok you may be able to help i checked your website and it? is very good but i need to know what is the best avenue for me.Im a body builder and for the last few months ive had sciatica in my left leg when i lean forward to touch my toes my left glute fires of while the right glute does not.im thinking maybe the muscles of the left glute are entrapped?I have had an mri and i have a bulged disk in my lower back on the left side impinging the sciatic nerve.Its been six months and its stopped healing.

Comment on Tonsillitis came back after taking treatment for previous tonsillitis? by BONNIE C

BONNIE C — Mon, 07 May 2012 14:05:46 +0000

if you went back to the doc. again they probably do a strip test to see if its a secondary infection also. Do you have tonsilitis alot? if so then your more likely to get them out. and the doc can give you a stronger antibiotic

Comment on SpiderTech: Back Muscle Pain Relief by pumperclown

pumperclown — Sun, 06 May 2012 00:48:26 +0000

Why do you put them in? flexion?

Comment on i have back bone pain what is the treatment for it? by outdoormuddyfour

outdoormuddyfour — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 21:28:22 +0000

You didn’t mention if it’s upper or lower, which is important. But assuming it’s the lower back, there’s two possible things I can think of. First, you may have a kidney infection. That’s pretty likely. It will cause lower back pain that feels like it’s in your ‘backbone.’ Sometimes doctors overlook it and will waste all kinds of money looking for something more complicated. Go to your family doctor and explain your pain. Then ask if it might be a kidney infection. Don’t agree to x-rays until they do a simple urinalysis. Second, if you’re athletic or have been in an accident where your body took some shock, you could have a spinal misalignment that’s affecting a nerve. If your family doctor can’t find a simple problem, go to a chiropractor. (Yes, let them do x-rays.) Hope this helps and good luck!

Comment on i have back bone pain what is the treatment for it? by Blueghost73

Blueghost73 — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 21:16:00 +0000

Ask your doctor.

Comment on i have back bone pain what is the treatment for it? by freeman3905@sbcglobal.net

freeman3905@sbcglobal.net — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 21:03:17 +0000

you can try a hot bath heat pad