Sudden lower back and thighs pain

2019-03-27 04:10:48
I bent forward to pick up something when I got a severe cramp on my lower back along with pinching pain in thighs. This episode has happened once before as well. Can it be due to some deficiency? Also what can I do to get relief as I am unable to move and how to avoid future cramp.
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Please stretch your back muscles,apply ice pack on that area,please visit near physio clinic
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you must avoid heavy lifting activities
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Take rest

Answered2019-03-31 05:36:46

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This has occurred due to your wrong posture while bending down to lift the object. Always use correct posture to avoid such injuries in future. Apply hot pack and take rest. If still you feel lot of pain and difficulty in moving Contact physiotherapist. Learn few back strengthening exercises and how to keep correct posture. Regards, Dr.Sonia Baijal.

Answered2019-03-28 06:53:34

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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.

Answered2019-03-28 06:48:04

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Muscle strain. Meet physiotherapists and rest

Answered2019-03-27 19:09:01

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Increase your water intake and add some electrolytes...do some core strengthening exercises.. It happens commonly in females due electrolytes induced muscle dehydration.
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back extension exercises
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stay hydrated

Answered2019-03-27 12:24:55

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This is due to less strength in ur back supporting muscles. To get relief you have to take rest, apply ice packs, if still yet not reduced consult a physio near you. To avoid feature cramps or pain you have to keep your back muscles strong.. To get back muscle and core muscles exercise pls visit ur nearest physical therapy clinic

Answered2019-03-27 11:57:40

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Proper biomechanical assessment is needed. Consult with a physiotherapist who have orthopaedic experience.

Answered2019-03-27 15:09:18

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