Lower back pain.

2019-02-03 04:37:21
When i sit continuously for 1 to 2 hr My body stiffen and i feel epitome of pain... Guide me why this happens to me and recommend me what should I do
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Contrast bath and  stretching exercise of spine. Avoid long sitting front of computer.
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Meet physiotherapists near you

Answered2019-02-04 17:47:04

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Chiropractic Mobilization will help. Do the cat/cow stretch. Get on all fours, with your arms straight and your hands directly under your shoulders; your knees hip-width apart.

Answered2019-02-04 10:21:43

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Sitting/standing for prolonged period (>30mins) puts stress on your spine and back muscles that is why you feel the stiffness. Perform back stretches and core strengthening exercises followed by some hot fomentation. Take breaks and pace your activities so as to avoid sitting for long time. And most importantly correct your posture.
Next Steps
Visit a physiotherapist for postural correction exercises and advice.
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Avoid slouch posture and long sitting.

Answered2019-02-03 05:21:40

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If you will sit long period definitely Core  muscles will get strain and also get stiffness. Do Core strengthening exercises and stretching exercises. Do Hot Water formantation.
Next Steps
Consult the Physiotherapist near to you for complete solution. Don't lean forward while sitting. Try to maintain your posture as  much as straight.
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Avoid long period sitting and standing. Try to walk and do some  stretching exercises in between. So you will not feel strain of your back muscles.

Answered2019-02-03 12:55:46

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Long sitting or standing cause stiffness in muscles, specially when posture is not correct. Better u should maintain proper posture while sitting or standing. Take frequent breaks n stretch ur self.

Answered2019-02-03 05:35:36

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