I have been diagnosed with disc bulging and the area affected is my left upper body. This has been diagnosed few months back and I stopped dancing and riding bikes. Now I wish to go to gym by informing them about the issue and to do the exercises which wont affect the upper body. Is it okay to go to gym in this conditon?
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Hi there,
You can Join the gym who have the availability of physiotherapist as a fitness trainer because
They will understand your problem and train you accordingly.
But if they don't have physiotherapist as a fitness trainer you should consult physiotherapist first.
Next Steps
consult Ergonomist for workplace modification because body posture while typing is very important.
Health Tips
postural correction exercise
strengthening of upper back muscles, core muscles
stretching of chest muscles & trapezius B/L
1. Disc bulge in upper spine is only usually under an accidental trauma!!! Please confirm if any.
2. You seem to be working hard to time your body,hence the physical activity stressed. I presume weight loss is the concern here.i also read you are 27/female.
Heavy breasts could also mimic disc bulge symptoms ,due to weak back muscles.
3. Gym is a controlled closed environment body workout and dancing and cycling is an open body activity.
So you can opt for any workout but after getting actual diagnosis done.
Next Steps
If you reside nearby or can visit Navi Mumbai clinic,you are Most Welcome. Please contact us for further details
Health Tips
Do not do strainous activity without supervision of a PHYSIOTHERAPIST nearby
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