Lower Back pain

2023-05-22 18:35:32
Since last 3 days experiencing pain in right lower back it's not allowing me to stand straight. No hurt no injury pain is severe. Can not stand for more than 2 mins. In sleeping and sitting no problem. Please let some good pain relief medication
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Low back pain can be caused by various factors, including➡️Herniated or slipped disc, Degenerative disc disease, Muscle or ligament strain, Spinal stenosis, Scoliosis etc. Consult a Physiotherapist.

Answered2023-06-17 04:11:06

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Use Hot pack over lower back for pain relief. No need of any pain killers. You can visit ur nearby physiotherapy clinic for electrotherapy. It seems like a muscle spasm .
Next Steps
Avoid forward bending and lifting heavy objects
Health Tips
Take rest and use back rest while sitting.

Answered2023-06-13 08:40:16

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visit our - head to heel clinic porur for further proper assessment & consultation FREE... DR.ANDREW JAYA SINGH - senior sports physiotherapist chennai

Answered2023-06-04 16:28:26

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Since the problem has become chronic u need to go through proper assessment and few sessions of physiotherapy regularly for pain relief

Answered2023-05-25 08:13:23

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Likely chances of Acute Disc Bulge, try taking some rest and visit orthopedician once..latef check with physio as well

Answered2023-05-23 14:39:32

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Visit physiotherapy clinic and take electrotherapy, through Ift+us therapy the pain will get reduced. After few sessions you will be suggested with exercises which you need to continue for a month. Apply ice/hot pack for 15mins twice a day avoid lo ifting of objects, maintain proper posture.

Answered2023-05-23 02:38:54

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Looks like there might be muscle spasm in your back
Next Steps
Visit a nearby physiotherapy clinic
Health Tips
Take rest and Can do hot water fomentation for 10 mins twice or thrice a day

Answered2023-05-25 17:47:51

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No need to take medicine.
Next Steps
consult physiotherapist for better advice
Health Tips
apply hot pack over pain area

Answered2023-05-25 15:22:36

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It looks like a muscle spasm due to overwork and postural issues you need to consult a physiotherapist

Answered2023-05-25 11:46:39

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You need an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment.
Next Steps
may be mechanical low back pain.
Health Tips
Moist heat compression 10 mints per day. Spinal strengthening exercises.

Answered2023-05-23 02:43:03

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You need to visit physio therapy clinic for the application of electro modalities for pain relief. Back strengthening exercises also required. Always sit with back supported by pillow/ cushion. Avoid lifting heavy weights. At home u can use hot water bag twice a day . Apply voilini 2-3 times a day. If pain still persists further investigations required

Answered2023-05-23 01:16:12

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