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Lower back pain
While lifting the bike from ground which fell down I got pain in my lower back, iam preparing for running in police events. How much days should I take rest .is the pain ok is it subsides itself
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Do consultation with senior sports physiotherapist & take dry needling myofacial trigger release
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Pain is the signal of the body that something is wrong and you can not ignore it.
What is the intensity of the pain.Is the pain localised or it is going to one or both legs .
There are so many things. You are preparing for police events. I suggest you to consult a physio who can assess the severity and guide what to do further
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You should take a X ray or MRI of your LS spine..
You should consult a physiotherapist or orthopaedist in person for complete assessment and treatment.
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It is common to get back and leg pains while training, it is important to stretch the body before performing any exercises to avoid pains.
Apply hot pack twice a day, rest for 3 days, take healthy diet to gain vitamins and calcium.
The pain will reduce itself if you rest, if no improvement in 3 days then visit nearby physiotherapy clinic take ultrasound therapy for a week.
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Do some exercises for strengthening your back like cobra pose ( bhujangasana) ,cat camel pose ,bridging exercise, leg raise' knee to chest exercise and some stretching exercises like hamstring calf muscle Do these all exercises two times a day with 5 reps increase reps slowly ..
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Hot fermentation daily twice a day ......
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Avoid forward bending & heavy lifting.....
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Rest for 1 week using hot pack for 10--15 min on lower pain region.
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if pain still persist then rush any expertise orthopaedic/Physiotherapy Department n follow up by x-ray for proper diagnosis of you perspective treatment.
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Avoid lifting heavy objects.
Avoid forward bending.
Always get up in taking any of your side turn then get off your bed during sleeping.
Try not get up staright when you r lying on bed.
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Dr. Sneha Kamble (PT)
Physiotherapist
5 yrs exp
Mumbai
You will have to visit a physiotherapist for proper assessment to understand the condition well.
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X-ray would be helpful in ruling out any changes in the lumbar spine.
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Check for any radiation of the pain from the back to thigh or leg. Observe and report to the physiotherapist.
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Dr. Gauravdeep singh (PT)
Physiotherapist
1 yrs exp
Jalandhar
You should take ice for 2-3 days to reduce pain and do some stretching exercises.
If still your pain persist,its better to consult a physiotherapist to take necessary treatment for the same
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Helpful tips:
1. use ice over back region to reduce pain
2. stretching
3. vitamin pill
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Dr. Avijit Das (PT)
Sports and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
4 yrs exp
Kolkata
You need a proper examination for best diagnosis and treatment don't waste your time.
Please take an online consultation.
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Rest.
The first 2 days of ice compression the next day moist heat compression.
LS belt SOS.
after pain reduce Spinal strengthening exercises if pain not increase after doing exercises then continue.
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Dr. Ingelala Uma (PT)
Physiotherapist
14 yrs exp
Nellore
Visit nearby physiotherapy or orthopaedician for proper assessment and treatment.
Take electrical modalities treatment to reduce pain followed by exercises prescribed by physiotherapist.
Check ur vitamin d and B12 levels , maintain proper posture
Proper warmup and cool down has to be done after exercises
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Ms. Shefali Gandotra (PT)
Physiotherapist
20 yrs exp
Jammu
Hot fomentation twice a day . Apply voilini gel. No massages. Calcium supplements advised
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Avoid lifting heavy weights n bending forward
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If pain persists visit physio therapy clinic for electro therapy
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