Pain in the back-Not what I had expected

[mapuc]

Before I went to the this bone knocker I was sure it was one of the three common case-when you have pain in the lower part of your back No it wasn't
Now I finally know why I was walking around with chronic pain in the lower part of my back.. It didn't matter what I did or didn't do, I was in pain. went to our local physiotherapist and it turns out that my pelvis has misaligned or shifted. Got a training program that I need to use at home

Try to find a position where the pain is not so severe.

Markus

[August]

Been down that same road. Get well soon Markus.

[Commander Wallace]

Sorry to hear of your issues, Markus. Back issues are the worst. I had similar issues 2 months ago. I used inversion therapy. Essentially, you can lay on a table usually upside down. You lay at a 45 degree or better angle. Your weight tends to realign the spine in inversion therapy. If you have access to this therapy, try it. I know it helped me.

I just hung upside down with the other bats.


https://www.healthline.com/health/inversion-therapy


https://www.goodrx.com/conditions/mu...ersion-therapy

[Aktungbby]

Originally Posted by mapuc

Before I went to the this bone knocker I was sure it was one of the three common case-when you have pain in the lower part of your back No it wasn't
Now I finally know why I was walking around with chronic pain in the lower part of my back.. It didn't matter what I did or didn't do, I was in pain. went to our local physiotherapist and it turns out that my pelvis has misaligned or shifted. Got a training program that I need to use at home

Try to find a position where the pain is not so severe.

Markus

Been there; done that: too much binding on in the front row of the rugby scrum, neck-bridging exercises, and unloading my 18-wheelers adds up! < the trick is to remember you're having a better day than Richard III who didn't let it get him down....till Bosworth! His headache was far worse: https://www.foxnews.com/science/king...e-quick-brutal

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Commander Wallace

Sorry to hear of your issues, Markus. Back issues are the worst. I had similar issues 2 months ago. I used inversion therapy. Essentially, you can lay on a table usually upside down. You lay at a 45 degree or better angle. Your weight tends to realign the spine in inversion therapy. If you have access to this therapy, try it. I know it helped me.

I just hung upside down with the other bats.


https://www.healthline.com/health/inversion-therapy


https://www.goodrx.com/conditions/mu...ersion-therapy

I got following message when entering your second link

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The first one was readable. Now I know what they meant I do not have the right equipment to hang upside down.

Markus

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Aktungbby

Been there; done that: too much binding on in the front row of the rugby scrum, neck-bridging exercises, and unloading my 18-wheelers adds up! < the trick is to remember you're having a better day than Richard III who didn't let it get him down....till Bosworth! His headache was far worse: https://www.foxnews.com/science/king-richard-iiis-final-moments-were-quick-brutal

True there's always someone who is has it worse than me

Markus

[Catfish]

It may be the illiosacral joint, if this is the case there is some pressure needed and some physiotherapist help. This will release the pain instantly, and interval training will get yourself rid of this ever happening again.

[Platapus]

Also have your feet checked out. Some of my back pain was caused by pressure on one of my arches. Weird how something with your foot can affect your back like that.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Platapus

Also have your feet checked out. Some of my back pain was caused by pressure on one of my arches. Weird how something with your foot can affect your back like that.

Funny you mention feet-'cause when I walk I walk in a funny way where I have angle my right foot out 90 degrees and the left somewhere around 45 degrees this made it less painful walking. It was this and other thing that made the physiotherapist conclude that I had a misaligned or shifted pelvis.

Markus

[Reece]

Sorry to hear that Markus, I hope you get on top of this soon, get well, now that's an order!!

Cause:
You've been acting like Elvis too much, thrusting your pelvis about!!

Cheers mate.

[mapuc]

Originally Posted by Reece

Sorry to hear that Markus, I hope you get on top of this soon, get well, now that's an order!!

Cause:
You've been acting like Elvis too much, thrusting your pelvis about!!

Cheers mate.

Shh I thought we had an agreement that you would not reveal my secret where I told you that I trained pole dance so I could be a Chippendale member

Markus

[Buddahaid]

Originally Posted by mapuc

Funny you mention feet-'cause when I walk I walk in a funny way where I have angle my right foot out 90 degrees and the left somewhere around 45 degrees this made it less painful walking. It was this and other thing that made the physiotherapist conclude that I had a misaligned or shifted pelvis.

Markus

Free quack medical advice. My PT said you shouldn't alter your gait as it just causes different problems. That will be $500.00.

[Reece]

Originally Posted by mapuc

Shh I thought we had an agreement that you would not reveal my secret where I told you that I trained pole dance so I could be a Chippendale member

Markus

oops, sorry!!

[Eichhörnchen]

We have a family member with very similar pain - your post has given us some hope and a new avenue to explore, Markus - thank you

[Skybird]

Originally Posted by mapuc

Shh I thought we had an agreement that you would not reveal my secret where I told you that I trained pole dance so I could be a Chippendale member

Markus

Hear, hear!