Lower back pain

2016-08-22 16:49:48
I Am feeling back pain when i am sitting.pls suggest a physician.lower back pain in particular place...
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Is it in the tail bone? Or do you have a habit of sitting in cross leg position? If it is in tail then probably it can be sacroiliac joint strain. If it is your habit of sitting in cross leg position then probably it can be because of piriformis syndrome. For sacroiliac joint strain you should go and meet the Physiotherapist and get the Mobilisation done of sacroiliac joint and if it is piriformis syndrome then you get the Mobilisation done of the piriformis along with its stretching Regards Dr Deepak Kumar Relhan Senior Consultant Physiotherapist

Answered2016-08-25 18:28:30

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Dear friend Do you have pain in the tail bone. (coccyx) If yes you need to have donut pillow while sitting and ice cube message.

Answered2016-08-24 04:35:12

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Back Stretching. Do the cat/cow stretch. Core Strengthening Exercises

Answered2016-08-24 03:59:14

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Hi, The best person for you to meet is an orthopedic doc.Are you doing any sitting job?if the pain is aggravating while sitting,then it's due to static loading of your spine Need to check the posture.If it's acute and hindering your work,try taking Hot fomentation SOS.It might give relief.But,still got to be examined for proper line of management.

Answered2016-08-23 04:00:39

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Know the Best Ergonomic Advice for You will given by Good Physiotherapist.

Answered2016-08-23 12:16:24

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