Avoid exercises during acute stage....
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Do plank exercise in supervision keep your spine supported to wall when you sit on ground cushion or soft pillow is necessary while you sit on bed so the pain is reduced
Rest and hot water fermentation for Pain relief.
Sitting position - On chair, sit upright,
Shoulders relaxed,use rolled towel or pillow between lower back and seat, arms rested on arm rest, knees 90 degree angle, Feet rested on ground or on foot rest.
Next Steps
consultant physiotherapist for Plank and for strengthening of lower back
Health Tips
avoid heavy weight lifting
avoid pushing movements
First you have to take medication and hot water fermentation to reduce inflammation and pain ...
For at least 5 days
Second if you want to do plank just try to do plank partially.
Best pisyure for you while sitting back straight arn rested bilaterally on chair
Knees in 90 degree angle frets touching to the ground.
Next Steps
plz..consult to occupational therapist or physio ...for postural training back straightening and work modification techniques..
Health Tips
don't lift heavy weights ..
avoid sudden twist and turns.
Do All exercises under physio supervision.
If you have pain apply ice pack.
Exercises regularly heals and recover completely.
Next Steps
visit first to nearest physiotherapy center take a proper treatment and follow all advice given by doctor.
Health Tips
visit to physiotherapist.
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Please avoid any exercise during pain condition. Rest and hot fermentation is good for you. When pain subside then consult Occupational Therapist or Physiotherapy.
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