Back pain tips.

Sep 2, 2016 7:53 PM

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#8 I could win medals for the best back if Pos2 improves your back. Haaaaaaaaaa gotta love depression.

10 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 1

Likewise...

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What about upper back pain?

10 years ago | Likes 15 Dislikes 1

Similar postural issues plus probably shoulder issues

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I have upper back pain. Physical therapy/ the exercises I learned there help me manage.

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What about back upper pain?

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What about upper lower pain?

10 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Tough shit.

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Went to a physiotherapist for 2 years just to find out I had to buy a better matress

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Not to be pretentious but no muscle "causes" back pain.

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Depends on the back pain.

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My best tip for back pain: Just remove back and rinse under slightly cold tap water, leave to dry and install after 24 hours.

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Hack_the_planet.exe

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Best treatment I've found for lower back pain .....

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Back pain hack:

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Doctor say I need a backiotomy.

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I find plenty of walking helps.

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Yes unless your poor posture and mobility gives you bad walking movement and makes things worse

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Check with multiple health professionals first. I had glutes and obliques that wouldn't fire, leading to alignment and SI-joint issues

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Doctors were utterly useless for me, because they don't understand alignment so well; but it could have been something else.

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Please just go to a physiotherapist. The causes for back pain are very diverse and it's very easy to make it worse!

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The guy in the last pic has a really cute butt <3

10 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 1

I also have a cute butt. My mom said so.

10 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

I have severe spinal stenosis in my lower back and neck, degenerative disc disease, advanced arthritis etc. Please check with a Dr. first.

10 years ago | Likes 6 Dislikes 0

Yeah this is muscle pain, not back pain. It took me begging with docs for an mri they thought I was too young for anything beyond muscle.

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After my doc apologized for doubting then told me I'm SOL.

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I am in exactly the same predicament.

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It took me almost 10 years to get a pain doc that would listen to me. I had to too young label branded on me also.

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I would add see a "real" Doctor. NOT a chiropractor

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I have a Neurologist, Family Doc, Pain Doc, and Orthopedic Surgeon that are my medical team. However, I do see a chiropractor for migraines

10 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

That are associated with my Spinal Stenosis in my neck. I've had a dual fusion and bone graft done on my neck and now have two more disc out

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to structural damage). it's 100% placebo affect and carries a significant risk of actually exacerbating retain problems. 3/3

10 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

plain pseudoscience quackery. show me any evidence at all that chiro actually heals any condition (before and after MRIs showing repair 2/

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I have the same back crap that you do. sucks. I just fail to see how seeing a chiropractor does anything to treat a migraine. it's just 1/

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Well I went to the chiro with a migraine I'd had for about 4 days. The first time he did an adjustment the migraine went away. That's all.

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To hack back pains you need a tomahawk

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I mean...hacking the site of the pain with a tomahawk WOULD probably get rid of the pain AND keep it from coming back.

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A bone tomahawk. Know what i mean??!!??

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That's more of a crotch hack.

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I like the hammock :-D As for sitting straight, does not work for me, infact causes pain. My chair is angled 135deg for working.

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I have that foot hammock and it's awful!

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Goodbye hopes and dreams.

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better hack: morphine

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GO TO A DOCTOR GOD DAMN IT

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I did! They just gave me pills, charged me a large amount of $$ and gave me the link to this post!!

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that costs money

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*Laughs in British*

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*Cries in oil*

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Doctors don't know about this, you need a physio

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Everything is a fucking "hack" these days. It's bullshit!

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Life hack, breathe to extend your life span as it prevents asphyxiation

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Unless you're in a garage with the car running.

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But everyone who's ever done that has died

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Not true. A statistically significant number of people who have ever lived are still alive.

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True, oxygen dependency can be deadly and withdrawal symptoms are even worse than dihydrogen monoxide withdrawal

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Are you crazy! The oxygen in the air is going to oxidize your lungs, try to breathe as little as possible to extend your life instead!

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you made my night.

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Seen you a few times, you're doing good work pal, keep it up +1

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Down voted first till I checked the username +1

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Why would you downvote that?

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Because it was one of the first comments...and it had no context to the post. That's what we do in usersub.

10 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

So you're a downvote fairy?

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No...I down vote Russian gta, selfies with no relevant context, and some of the girly pics. Upvote dogs, kitties, and oc...

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He looks better without the rug

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Saw username. You did not disappoint. +1

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"I must go, my people need me"

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This guy looks like a video game character

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Should also include proper body mechanics while lifting heavy objects. Always.No exceptions.I made that mistake and should have known better

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Same, life long sciatica since 16. Always tell people to lift/pull things properly.

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Me too, man, me too

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I recently had lower back pain, turned out to be kidney stones. See a doctor first before doing this stuff.

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Yeah, my lower back pain was (almost) solved my managing my endometriosis. There are many causes and much better to treat the cause.

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Have you try it, maybe kidney stones disappear when you put a pillow under your dick

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I learnt the only way to get rid of kidney stones is to drink a lot more water and flush them out

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The biggest difference for me was to not be as fat

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it has certainly helped me - i noticed that exercise improved muscle tone and posture too

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When "larger" patients have back pain, docs say to each other it's not a back problem, it's a front problem. Source: orthopedic surgeon here

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For me it was convincing my parents to take me to a chiropractor after years of back pain growing up. Two curves & a rotated vertebrae.

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Same here! In fact, everything hurt. Back, knees, feet. I can't believe how much pain I was living with.

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Yeah I have quite a booty and I can't lay flat because it causes my back to arch too much. That's when I knew I needed a change

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Lol, I always upvote that sassy lassy.

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Don't you have the regular muscle pain when you stop working out for a while?

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Never stop

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I was too much underweight, no muscles, and had real pains in the back

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lmao the truest thing I've ever read

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Suffered a herniated disc in my lower back, PT helped. Lost 20 pounds, gained 30 right back. With the last 5-10, my back's gotten worse

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I accept that.

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I gained 75lbs with my pregnancy... I officially know what fat pain feels like. I'm down about 50lbs but those lasting 25 still hurt!

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did you give birth to an elephant?

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He was 10lbs. And I dropped 35lbs at delivery in water weight. Thanks.

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THAT SUUUUUUUUUUUCKS

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I'm fat and pregnant and holy crap my back hurts so bad

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Hey you! Congrats on number 3!

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Thanks! So excited!!!

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I just went thru your comments trying to figure out when we had a convo!

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Try taking calcium+magnesium at night

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I've never heard this. I'll look into it, thanks!!

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Pregnancy has a way of leaving us deficient. It can really help

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Lose weight and limber up: hack for a lot of physical things. Squats too.

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Limber up? Do you mean stretch?

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I do.

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Yeah, I'm working on that one. Slow going, I have two fractured vertebrae so I'm also doing therapy for that.

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I gotta ask, did these exercises work?

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Slow and steady is the way to lasting victory. You'll get there.

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2/2 had my appendix out, so have slowly been growing in size through boredom and lack of activity, can't wait to get back to work next week

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Hope you're feeling better.

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Not too bad, just a little sore every so often. I've managed to watch Stranger Things, and 4 seasons of Orange is the New Black though :)

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I'm bot fat but sometimes when I take a big shit, I crack my lower back. It feels good though haha

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May I recommend a weight loss book for you?

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Sure, whatcha got?

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Simple Fat Burn by Cathryn Marshall. I lost 30 pounds, and my mom who gets discouraged easily and "never loses" has lost 25. Easy read 1/2

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and only 100 pages. Easy to understand. I started with the coaching from Cathryn. There's diet tweaks not in the book; but, it's a start.

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My t10-12 broke, losing weight was the best but those stretches and exercises bring it home.

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Don't worry, I got fat again... Losing weight, and also some light exercise really helped stretch me out. I've been off work for 6 weeks 1/2

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I'm recovering from knee surgery and just started jogging. I'm having the worst lower back pain of my life. I'll be trying these exercises.

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You should add some glut exercises in addition to these stretches. Gluts tent to shut off after knee or ankle surgery or just sitting (1/2)

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Honestly, I was doing okay until I started jogging! I'm going to start yoga everyday + try some glute/hammy exercises.

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Try more stretching afterwards. Running messed my knee up more than it was before

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Back pain: Hacked. *typing on a persons back* "I'm in."

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You need more points

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*typing furiously* I've found the backdoor!

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I had an operation for scoliosis, so that hurt and now I can't DO any of these stretches due to the fact that my spine is fused straight

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No stretches for you.

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Hey, I'm supposed to get an operation for scoliosis, too. Is there anything about it that you wish someone had told you beforehand?

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(1/2) Hmm, not particularly I guess, but I was stuck in the hospital doing nothing all week, so that wasn't fun

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(2/3) and then afterwards it's hard to walk for a number of month, something that I didn't

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(3/4) expect for some reason is that it definitely hurts a lot and it's hard to get comfortable, but you get used to it and you have

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(4/5) lots of painkillers like morphine (which is injected automatically which is nice) to keep everything ok,

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Somehow none of this helped my herniated disc.

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A lot of it would but you need to be careful

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I'm quite sure it wasn't meant to. See a doctor or do deeper independent research.

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And if you have a neck pain just turn your head 360 degrees

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I find hydrocodone works best

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Oxycodone is better. :)

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I learned it from House that Vicodin reigns supreme in terms of pain relief.

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yYeah... but... it's not without its side effects, and trust me, I would know. Nausea, dizziness, decreased bladder sensivity,

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difficulty urinating, and that's just MY reaction to it. There's an entire laundry list of side effects, and more still with long term use

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Right?!

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A word of advice from experience: Identify the cause of your back pain before trying any of these otherwise you may cause more harm.

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Have any life pain tips?

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Hey me too! Where do you go to hell?

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Very true! Doctor told hubby to do PT for muscle and it made his pain worse bc turns out herniated disc in his L5/S1 and he's only 28 :(

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Doc referred to PT without x-ray or mri? Might have a negligence case there

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He had had both and he didn't find anything (family doctor) we then went to a specialist after the PT told us to see an orthopedic doc.

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Oh ok. Good luck to him!

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Slight scoliosis and an inflammation problem (forget the medical name) ibuprofen and a pillow under the side not hurting is all I've found

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Thought mine was boobs/poor posture, even started yoga to help. Who knew gallstones can cause back pain? Not me.

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^ Please take heed, especially if it's anything more than occasional minor aches. Serious back injury fucks your life in every non-fun way.

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Going on 5 years with mine it's the fatigue that gets me I can handle pain or full aches but it wipes me out

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I know that feeling. As my back got worse, the amount of activity I could do fell, as did my overall fitness. Just zero energy all the time.

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I can completely agree. Suffered back pain for too long and when I went the doctors I was sent to a Physio Therapist and they all helped

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Mine is from arthritis. I start PT soon.

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Still trying to figure out my pain. Sore all over, doctors can't find anything wrong and doesn't even seem like trying.

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Go to a manual physical therapist. They do more than take a picture. They'll be able to help you!

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Get a second opinion. If you're seeing an orthopedic doctor, hunt down a spinal neurosurgeon. They might be able to help.

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Thanks, trying. In on my third doctor currently.

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Seriously. I spent two years stretching and working my back to find out I have a tumor in my spinal canal. Learn before you do!

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Damn, that is serious. What test or procedure did your doctor do to find it?

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An mri because my back pain never went away.

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Surgery is on the 23rd this month. Hopefully post that. Was expecting a blown disk or something. Not that lol

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Yes, seriously. And try to get two opinions. I delt with back pain for 18 years before finally having major major surgery

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The surgery is really risky too, doesn't have a high success rate. Glad to hear it worked for you.

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A family member of mine is in a wheelchair and has no sensation or movement to his left side due to complications. ????

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Yep. That's extreme, but I've heard a few stories of people whose pain just got worse.

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Yep. He received a huge settlement. Like millions, but that obviously is insignificant, as he's wheelchair bound and super depressed.

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I can't stress this enough. I spent 6 months at an Orthopedic clinic for my back pain when in three visits to a spinal neurosurgeon 1/2

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I received a diagnosis and three options in regards to relieving my back pain. Second opinions are worth their weight in gold. 2/2

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First Doctor wanted to do a spinal fusion on me. I bailed on that plan and am currently I'm looking for other opinions to fix me up.

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Find a neurosurgeon that's familiar with CoFlex. I got one of those in the L5-S1 region with no loss of flexibility.

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Spondyloslisthesis and spinal stenosis has made the day-to-day pretty lousy for me. Hooray for pain medication.

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As a 22 yo with a double discus hernia .. YES

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Also, I learned if you have a burning pain in your back, don't use heating pads or icy hot. It only makes it worse.

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Truth Nerve damage is different from a bulging disk is different from a pulled muscle Using the wrong exercise makes it worse Know your body

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Was told to sleep with a pillow under my knees and on my back. Woke up stiff af and couldn't move for 10min.

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A chiropractor is typically a good option, imo.

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what if you have a weird popping noise and tightness whenever you raise your right leg/ run,,,

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Now that you know the secrets of the fire swamp, you can live quite comfortably there for some time.

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Don't run

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I get this in both legs, but my hip joints aren't too good and chiropractor says the bone-deep popping is tendons. Idk

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If there is pain involved around the lumbar/hip region as well, it could be your SI Joint (pelvis) Chiropractor can help

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Yeah thats my problem. My doctor and physical therapist were no help at all. 2 years later I'm still in pain daily. 21 years old

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I get this when I lay on my back and extend me leg all the way up to face the ceiling, when i move it back down it feels like it's (1/2)

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(2/2) out of alignment and it pops loudly where I can FEEL it in my brain, but my girlfriend can't hear it happen. Feels weird but no pain.

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(3/2) I also have a fucked up back/spine from a car wreck that I never got looked at. It feels like a burning awfulness and pops when i walk

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(4/2) When I lay down at night I can cross my legs and flex my body and it POPS loudly a couple times and hurts, but then the tension's gone

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Sounds like snapping hip syndrome. It's where your iliopsoas tendon (hip flexor that has attachments to the spine and the thigh bone) 1/2

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You should really get this looked at. Start with your primary doctor. He or she can order any imaging (x-rays, MRIs, etc.) and send you(1/3)

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In the right direction (therapy, physical medicine, neurology). It is better to get this assessed now than wait until your condition(2/3)

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potentially worsens to the point where you develop numbness, tingling, or weakness and/or need surgery (3/3).

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This. I also remember when I tried to rest away a lumbago. Sweet Lord, biggest mistake of my life

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What did you do? I'm on my third day of a lumbago incident and have been told to do what feels best. It has been lying still on a sofa?

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Walk, walk, walk. Move as much as you can. If you're staying still it will only get worse. It went from intense pain to full lock and unable

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To move overnight. It took two hours to get from bed to the driveway for the trip to the clinic. The only good thing was the pain meds which

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I accidentally overdosed the first night and had the best night of my life.

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Great info. I've been there too

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that last one, is also good for when putting it in your gf's butt

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It works so good I'm now doing it in my wife's butt.

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Would it work for the wife too?

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We are sorry to report that the wife model does not come with this feature. Unfortunately, the ring voids this action and the warranty.

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Or if you have your bed on the floor, have her legs on the bed and crossed, while her butt is just off the bed. My favorite position 5/7

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Don't let the kids use that pillow

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Or bf's

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Or when your girlfriend puts it in your butt ;)

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and this is why i love the internet

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Im jigh as fuck on shrooms. Love u all

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It's true, ops mom loves this position

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Why are you putting a towel in your gf's butt? Oh wait, I gotcha

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How else do you clean it?

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Or if you give her a superhappyfuntime with your mouth/tongue ;)

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Can confirm, I'll have your gf say hi next time

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Yes. This. I love putting a pillow under my pelvis during anal. Very nice.

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Does it help make it more comfortable? I'm trying to get into it with my partner and any tips are appreciated!!

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It betters the angle.

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And same again if they are on their back and legs are on your shoulders = hits the g-spot

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R.I.P. SeƱor Wilder

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Scrolled down for this. Not disappointed

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oh im stealing this gif.

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You didn't scroll much, then.

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I expanded the replies for this.

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You didn't expand much then

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What what

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In the butt

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I said what what

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My gf is dead

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No pillow for you

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Still works on a willing bf.

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I'm sorry your hand got amputated

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Still works just won't be as warm

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Nsfl

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You used the pillow incorrectly

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Am married, he used it correctly.

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