I have FOUR dislocated discs in L3, L4, L5, and S1. If I were to get surgery for that, how long will it take before I’m able to stand, walk, or sit?
I get enough back pain from some chairs that I have to lie down for several minutes to let the pain go away. Obviously avoiding those chairs would be the way to go, but a lot of them are office chairs that I need to sit in regularly.
Anyone had similar experiences and figured out how to counteract it?
Thanks.
I heard that they usually use hair follicules from the back or the side of your head when they transplant them. I was just wondering if they could use hair from your chest or back? The only problem that I could see with doing this would be that the hair on your chest or back might be of a different grade or texture and might grow differently than the hair on your head if transplanted. But my question is, is it even possible to transplant hair follicules to your head from other places such as your chest or back?
I had my daughter August 2006. I had to have an emergency C section so I had to have an epidural. I know its normal for them to cause back pain on and off the rest of your life and the back pain is starting to get worse.
Well I guess really what my question is what are some things you do to get rid of the paid an epidural causes or just normal back pain? I don’t like to take pills so i’m trying to find natural ways to make the pain go away.
I am going to be in a wedding soon and will be standing in one place for quite awhile. I have problems with a weak lower back.
Can anyone give me suggestions on how to keep pain at a minimum that day?
Ever since the lower back surgery I found out that the surgeon made a mistake and I was {or still am I don’t know} leaking spinal fluid. I started getting terrible headaches and periods of cold to hot and than started sweating alot. I have no idea what is wrong but something is. The sweating is so bad that I feel like I have been outside playing basketball in hot weather. Does anyone know what might be wrong?
Thank you
I just got a new job that requires me to stand (no walking, just standing) for 7+ hours straight. I have very bad back problems & the first day wrecked my back. How can I prevent the pain for when I go into work today?
PS: I can’t ask for a position where I don’t have to stand, all of the lower positions there require me to stand for a long period of time.
I have had chronic back pain due to a muscle imbalance for about a year and a half. Pilates and Core Stability exercises have worked best for me. However, whilst it gives abs of steel, my back muscles still seem very weak and do virtually nothing. I really need to strengthen my back… Are there any exercises that work the back more and not the abs so much?
I am having back surgery in 3-4 weeks and it will take 6 months to a year to heal. I more than likely will not be able to return to work and have a possibility of losing my car. I won’t be able to bend over or lift anything. I was just wondering what I should do? Would I qualify for disability?
I have large breasts (34E), but I’ve never had any back pain from them. At home I sleep on a firm mattress, but when I go home to visit my family or stay in hotels I have to sleep on softer mattresses and I always wake up with my back hurting. I’m not fat, I just have big boobs. Could the back pain be from my breasts, or is there another reason?
