metaldog · 51-55, F
do you do any pilates or yoga? I know it sounds like a cliche but it really does wonders for spine alignment
Vikygirlrespectfirst · 31-35, M
@iamnikki chudle
Mpzhr · F
Do beginners yoga for the back. It's great to strengthen the muscles
AmbivalentFriability · 26-30
That sounds familiar. I have some issues with a tense lower back. Stretching seems to help, as I haven't had that sort of pain in a long time.
I want to suggest that you see someone about it since it sounds like it's recurring for you, but if your doctor isn't helpful it feels like a waste of time. It's nice to have a professional give you a definitive answer, but I suppose you could research and read up about it yourself to get an idea of what it might be and figure out a solution.
I want to suggest that you see someone about it since it sounds like it's recurring for you, but if your doctor isn't helpful it feels like a waste of time. It's nice to have a professional give you a definitive answer, but I suppose you could research and read up about it yourself to get an idea of what it might be and figure out a solution.
iamnikki · 31-35, F
@AmbivalentFriability yes. Amd i had stretched before I laid down. I've been googling. Then I came here.
So you've felt the sharp pain when inhaling? It goes away after a few breaths but now my back hurts in a different way, if that makes sense.
So you've felt the sharp pain when inhaling? It goes away after a few breaths but now my back hurts in a different way, if that makes sense.
AmbivalentFriability · 26-30
@iamnikki Yes, that sounds right. It seemed to help somewhat when I positioned myself differently.
The ache in my lower back went away after awhile of lightly stretching it.
The ache in my lower back went away after awhile of lightly stretching it.
Love4All · 56-60, F
That may be a pinched nerve or sciatica.
Yes, they don't care.
Acupuncture?
Yes, they don't care.
Acupuncture?

SW-User
Well, that's pretty bad if you can barely move your back without the sharp pain.
Is it caused by anything remotely serious?
Is it caused by anything remotely serious?
iamnikki · 31-35, F
@SW-User it was only a few seconds of pain but a sharp pain. Now it hurts. Nothing happened to my back
Curiousme · 56-60, M
do you have a "pinched nerve"?
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Curiousme · 56-60, M
Are you doing some exercises that are causing some strain then?
Curiousme · 56-60, M
please remember that cool-down exercises are as important as warm-ups too.
Vikygirlrespectfirst · 31-35, M
shut up