Comments on: What Exercises Should I Be Doing For Lower Back Pain?

By: Gee Ess

Gee Ess — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 06:40:10 +0000

Light yoga

By: Dr Graeme Teague

Dr Graeme Teague — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 02:00:28 +0000

Hello Jen
If you are still having back pain even while on medication, then it means the problem is still there. So you need to do corrective exercises to remove the problem and then preventative exercises to stop it coming back.
All back pain is a combination of – tight joints, tight muscles, pelvic imbalance, weak muscles (related to nerve supply not actual physical strength).
You need to target each of these if you want to stop your back pain. Otherwise it will either come back again soon, or not disappear 100% anyway.
The best thing is these techniques you can do at home and ease the pain quickly. They only take a few minutes each day to do and are 100% safe. Only doing a few stretches will just at most ease the pain further but not remove it totally.
See the link below for some techniques you can try now to ease your back pain, and follow the link to where you can find the techniques you need to solve your problem. Also…
Feel free to email me for any advice, help or any questions you may have.
All the best
Dr Graeme Teague
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By: bilguung

bilguung — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:43:21 +0000

Exercising helps, but you might have to do it for 100 times to see the complete result. I have a recommendation for you:
Have you thought about wearing a SACROILIAC BELT (aka SI Belt) around your pelvis? What it does is that by providing the correct balance of resistance and resilience, the SI belt re-establishes the joint’s normal motion, thus relieves stress and instability at these weight bearing structures. The price of SI belts are in reasonable range these days, average cost is about $40 USD. I know a lot of people who wear SI belts, and I’ve read some astonishing testimonials about it.
There are many si belts out there, but Serola SI Belt seems to be the best one as far as quality, comfort, and price are considered. Check out their website for more: http://www.serola.net/product_new_sac_be…
I think you buy directly from their website at: http://serolabelt.com/new-serola-sacroil…
Hope it helps, good luck to you!

By: Joan E

Joan E — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:15:04 +0000

Lie face down on the floor. Lift up your upper body with your arms straight and arch your back with your head up. Leave your pelvic area and legs flat on the ground at all times. Hold this position for 20 seconds, then relax by laying face down on the floor again for 20 seconds. Repeat 10 times every 2 hours.
I found this helps with the pain quickly when I get lower back pain due to lumbar 5 disc problems.

By: Arthur

Arthur — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 11:09:55 +0000

if its that painful you should just rest it till it feels a bit more stable, and gentle stretches evey day should help-yes light yoga is mostly gentle stretches that should help.