Lumbar spondylosis

2022-10-12 12:31:09
Hi I'm having mild lumbar spondylosis from 1.5 years can I do aerobics or any other abs exercise? Is it safe because I want to loose weight please suggest
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For an accurate diagnosis, a detailed assessment with clinical examination and proper history followed by appropriate investigations is needed.
Next Steps
Visit nearest orthopedic surgeon or consult me online.
Health Tips
• Back/Abdomen and Neck muscle strengthening exercises. Deep heat Therapy-SWD, Infrared, Local USG • Spine ergonomic instructions-Avoid forward bending, and ground-level activities. To sleep on a cot with a firm mattress, Sit on an ergonomic chair/Table for work, take a break every 45 mins on sitting jobs, and electronic device to be placed at eye level. • Watch for increased Pain/Fever/Weakness in Limbs, Bowel/Bladder. If present, follow up with the nearest hospital

Answered2022-10-13 10:20:32

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Yes, it is safe.Before aerobics do some proper stretching and warm up excercises.

Answered2022-10-12 13:19:51

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Answered2022-10-15 23:34:06

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U should avoid weight lifting exercise, aerobics and abs exercise even help for back pain

Answered2022-10-12 12:35:02

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