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Struggling to identity the backpain type
On November 13th after working continuously for two hours bending over forward started experiencing low back pain, initially over two months the pain was casual, at the moment pain occurs suddenly and at the time pain dissappears completely, pain was uncertain,
had my x-ray , doctor diagnosed it for loss of lumbar lordosis viewing my x-ray, was under medication over two weeks, nothing much improved then.
Now for over one month am struggling from lower back pain specially the first wake in the morning, have trouble getting peace sleeping, sleep gets interrupted several time over night, the pain targets mostly at right muscular part right above the pelvis and with the movement activity after waking up gets right, got consulted with online doctor, he diagnosed it for degenerative disc, recommended some exercises and medication, but still struggling waking up with tighting muscle pain in the morning.
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Pain is sign of body that something is wrong so as you said you are facing more pain in morning that means when your muscles are paining you when they need to contract & relax after rest. This can be due to weak muscles as you took rest for long time or might be due to deficiency of calcium, vit. D , b12.
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make an appointment for more detail
Health Tips
try to do some exercise to strength your extensor muscles of back.
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My suggestion is you start doing streching, exercise and visit a nearby physiotherapist rather than consulting online. Your pain can be easily be reduced by manual therapy. I suggest you take that from a nearby therapist and then start with exercises and postural training. Continue the streching and exercises and wear proper belt for lumbar support during work.
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Visit a nearby physiotherapy clinic
Health Tips
Using proper lumbar support belt
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Sir, it's mandatory to go for physiotherapy as the pain is continues from past 3 months.After a brief assessment the strength of muscles, any tightness of muscles, mascular spasm, nerve compression, etc can be checked & treatment goals can be planned.
A step by step guideline for exercises will surely help to reduce pain & build the strength of low back muscles.
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Health Tips
Maintaining an erect posture in sitting, standing & during work. Avoiding sitting for long time & doing some exercise & walk in between will help.
Lifting weights should be restricted.Proper cushioning on seat area & lumbar support backrest or wedge pillow will help you maintain a good posture.Try to place Mobile at face level to avoid bending of neck for long time.
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It sounds like your lower back pain started after prolonged bending and has become worse over time, especially in the mornings. Since youâve been diagnosed with loss of lumbar lordosis and possible degenerative disc issues, morning stiffness and muscle tightness are common.
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Since the pain has been ongoing, a physiotherapy session might help in assessing the root cause and giving targeted treatment. Let me know if youâd like to book an appointment! ð
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Proper Sleeping Position â Try sleeping on your side with a pillow between your knees or on your back with a pillow under your knees. â
Gentle Stretches Before Bed & After Waking Up â Light stretching can relax the muscles and reduce stiffness. â
Use Heat Therapy â A warm compress before bed can help relax tight muscles. â
Strengthening Exercises â Core and back strengthening exercises (as suggested by your doctor) can provide long-term relief. â
Avoid Long Sitting or Bending Forward â Maintain good posture throughout the day.
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Slowly your nerves are getting involved in your lowback pain if the pain is increasing it me reach upto your leg in sometime. You don't need to stop bending instead do strength training under the guidance of professional.
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be consistent with exercises
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Hello,
Your symptoms suggest chronic lower back pain, possibly due to loss of lumbar lordosis, muscle tightness, or early degenerative disc changes. Since your pain is worse in the morning and improves with movement, it's likely related to stiff muscles and reduced spinal flexibility overnight.
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Get a physio session nearby you or take a online physiotherapy consultation
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