Acute back pain - Frozen lower back

2019-12-25 18:04:53
Extreme pain in lower back... lower back freezed.. cannot move at all.. cannot sit.. cannot lie down.. cannot bend at all
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Answered2020-01-17 14:57:24

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Your lower back joints are locked...they can be unlocked with manual therapy. For more info.visit naumika.com

Answered2019-12-30 07:22:29

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May be you have primary stage lumbar spondylosis..take ice pack over painfull area..do back strengthening exercises
Next Steps
if the pain does not subside .. visit nearest orthopaedic doctor ..need an mri
Health Tips
don't bend ...don't pull or push any object during bending...

Answered2019-12-29 15:59:24

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It's may be faciat joints Lock due to bad posture or muscles weakness. Hot pack
Next Steps
consult near by qualified Physiotherapist
Health Tips
Manipulation of lumber

Answered2019-12-26 09:04:18

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It looks like acute lumbago without sciatica. Bed rest compulsory for 3 days with medicines to be taken. Can take physio sessions of SWD or IFT to relieve pain along with mild stretching exercises.
Next Steps
Visit an orthopaedic or a Physiotherapist, get yourself checked up properly. If pain doesn't subsides in next 3 days, go for an X-RAY or an MRI
Health Tips
Hot water packs for 15-20 mins twice daily. do movement which are required.

Answered2019-12-26 07:35:47

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It seem acute disc prolapse..
Next Steps
Apply Ice pack
Health Tips
Consult orthopedic asap and get proper diagnosis done and than start physiotherapy accordingly

Answered2019-12-26 07:08:22

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According to Your complaint it seems to be Muscle spasm, Visit or contact any nearby  Physiotherapist 
Next Steps
Visit or Contact Physiotherapist for proper assessment and treatment
Health Tips
Apply hot fermentation for 20 mins twice a day, Avoid Prolong sitting and standing

Answered2019-12-26 05:01:11

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From the looks of it either you have a sever muscle spasm or you have got a slipped disc. Whichever way your best bet in early stages is having strong anti-inflammatory medication with or without muscle relaxants. (Your physician can guide you) But most important rest it out with intermittent movement for house activities, take hot fermentation and apply volini or voveron gel. Contact your nearest manual therapp physiotherapist at the earliest.
Next Steps
see physician for medication and physiotherapist for alignement and muscle release.
Health Tips
mention above

Answered2019-12-25 18:55:59

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Visit physiotherapy centre for proper diagnosis and treatment you can visit ADMIRE physiotherapy laser CLINIC in noida

Answered2019-12-25 18:51:31

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If you are getting seven back ache take rest with hot pack on back pain where are the part.
Next Steps
Do visit doctor or physiotherapist
Health Tips
Avoid forward banding.

Answered2020-01-15 19:51:25

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