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Back Pain for 2 weeks
Im having a sever back ache for thae past 2 weeks..im not able to bend forward for more than a few seconds. It feels like a muscle pain at the upper left side..near the bone. Please help
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Meet physiotherapist. Posture corrections must.
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Take frequent Breaks at work. Core Strengthening Exercises. Use cervical pillow.
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It's look like muscular problem.  You should go to physio clinic and get a treat.  It will be recovered..  Don't worry
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apply hot water fermentation for 15 min. and do deep breathing exercise knee to chest stretching
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Greetings,  sorry about the pain.  Your pain is due to being less flexible.  Not a concern   do hamstring stretching and combine with ice three times a day, your pain will be almost cured.
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get to see a physio with knowledge about posture correct and massage/trigger point therapy.  this is best way to find out why you had pain at the first place. 
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if possible hire physio as your trainer for a month to get back your core strength. etc.  if any questions do let me know
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Proper assessment and treatment by a physiotherapist will solve your problem.
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Avoid those movements which are painful.
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Don’t worry! Relax physically & Mentally. Go to a Physiotherapist.
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Exercise as prescribed by Physio
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After you recover. Keep the flexibility maintained
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