II enjoy degeneritive disc diese surrounded by l-3,l4,l5, l5s-1 beside spondilosis and spinal stenios.should i try surgery?
I have had this problem for over twenty years, but has gotten allot worse contained by last 8. I am 40 and in great health other sagacious. i have always worked out until 3 years ago despite the pain. It in truth helped in one way and cause more damage in others. I am trying to continue working as a building contractor, as i enjoy for 22 years. I have always used deep tissue polish as Wel a s chiropractic and hot baths. Also vitamins and herbal treatments have been beneficial. But as i get elder my back goes out much more often and change bad pain into terrible dull pain about a 9 0n a scale of 1to10. this goes on for 2 weeks at a time , at smallest once every 5weeks or so.Please let me know if any one has similar problems and if so tell me what you did to relieve cramp besides pain pills which i already take. If you have have surgery how did it turn out, and what did you have done. DESPERATE PLEASE HELP.
Wow, sounds like you have lot of backache and history with back problems. Have you tried Physical Therapy? Possibly, mechanical traction could be beneficial for you. It help to relieve pain in those tight spinal muscles and mobilize the spine. It also helps to "depart up" the intervertebral spaces of your spine. I would speak to the doctor about all your options, back proceeding with surgery. If you have nerve wounded that impairs your ability to walk or urinate/defecate, afterwards you need to try surgery. Surgery does not improve pain particularly well and in fact a few years after surgery you are worse than if you don't enjoy surgery.
You could try injections, aqua therapy and/or physical therapy with core strengthening. Weight loss is also recommended. If you are depressed, pocket care of that also as being depressed makes throbbing worse. Quit smoking. Nicotine interferes with the pain medicine working within your brain. Make sure that your thyroid, testosterone and vitamin d levels are ok (chronic pain and pain pills depletes them all).
Surgery might nouns tempting, but unless it is for muscle weakness, I wouldn't do it. I see many relations with back pain after their operation.
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Wow, sounds like you have lot of backache and history with back problems. Have you tried Physical Therapy? Possibly, mechanical traction could be beneficial for you. It help to relieve pain in those tight spinal muscles and mobilize the spine. It also helps to "depart up" the intervertebral spaces of your spine. I would speak to the doctor about all your options, back proceeding with surgery. If you have nerve wounded that impairs your ability to walk or urinate/defecate, afterwards you need to try surgery. Surgery does not improve pain particularly well and in fact a few years after surgery you are worse than if you don't enjoy surgery.
You could try injections, aqua therapy and/or physical therapy with core strengthening. Weight loss is also recommended. If you are depressed, pocket care of that also as being depressed makes throbbing worse. Quit smoking. Nicotine interferes with the pain medicine working within your brain. Make sure that your thyroid, testosterone and vitamin d levels are ok (chronic pain and pain pills depletes them all).
Surgery might nouns tempting, but unless it is for muscle weakness, I wouldn't do it. I see many relations with back pain after their operation.
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