My mother is having severe pain in her lower back. She faces difficulty in standing up after sitting for a longer period of time. The back remains bent for a while before she can get it straight. When she tried to stands up , she gets a shooting pain in her lower back in the hip joint. What is the cure for this pain ?
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In your mother's back pain case a short assement just be done if not possible then send more details if her pain example pain frequency,exact location of pain, and the factors which she feels that reduces pain.
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It may be muscle spasm and nerve involvement also. GIVE YOUR MOM LUMBAR SUPPORT BELT available in the local markets also and to wear it most of the time it definetly works
Health Tips
Avoid bending. Prolong standing,and doing household chores with lumbar support
As Details are Required for Right Exercises Program for Her Back .. You Can Send Her Details online .
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Till Then , Use Hot Pack , Avoid Forward Bending. Long Standing Sitting Walking Stairs etc.
Her back pain could be due to muscle strain or disc lesion. I would like to ask few questions whether the onset of pain is gradual or sudden? How long she is having pain?
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She should give hot water fomentation for 15-20 minutes twice a day for a week.
She can use Volini gel or spray provided she is not allergic.
She should avoid lying on her tummy, instead she can lie on the sides or on her back with pillows underneath her knees.
She should avoid prolonged standing or sitting, she should keep changing her posture for every 20 minutes.
She should avoid bending activities and weight lifting.
She should do back stretching and strengthening exercises with proper guidance.
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If the pain persists or aggrevates she should consult a Physician or Physiotherapist or Orthopaedist for further evaluation and treatment.
Hello
I have few questions regarding your mothers history
Does she feel any pain at rest also?
Do she has any previous injuries related to spine.?
Do she has any vit D deficiency?
According to your history your mother may have lower back muscle strain.
Try to do hot water fermentation for 15 min twice a day.
Apply a diclofenac or volini for pain relief.
Next tell her to do the back stretching and next the back strengthening exercises twice in a day.
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Consult through practo for proper guidance of exercises.
Health Tips
Try to take rest.
Avoid lifting heavy weights.
Avoid strenuous activities.
Avoid bending forwards.
When did the pain start. Is it today or few days back or few months back. First of all we have to understand it is acute or chronic pain. Also we have to check the symptoms. The symptom which you have mentioned is one symptom of disc bulge. But we have to check another symptom also to make sure it's disc bulge or some other problem like central canal stenosis or ligamentum flevum or facet joint arthropathy.
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if it's a fresh disc bilge use cold pack and mckenzie exercise ( extension)3-4 times a day for 3 days. If its a old pain then we need to talk and chek the exact problem.
Health Tips
No forward bending, no lifting. And consult Physio ASAP through practo and get releived from pain.
Back pain can be due to different reasons.
Use lumbar supporting belt.
Avoid forward bending. avoid long sitting. avoid squatting.
It is better to do proper assisment for her with nearest physiotherapist doctor.
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doctor will help you and guide you for better treatment and results.
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