Does lumbago go away after a few days?
Hi everyone. I think I have lumbago. The pain in my lower back is very severe and stabbing.
This came on quite suddenly. A few days before the symptoms started, I had lifted something heavy. Could this lifting be a trigger? I'm surprised that it only returned as pain after a few days.
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Hello Only,
it suddenly came as a witch, but in reality
the cause has long been retroactive. But it comes
hold the point where the body wants to report and say
That's enough. The heavy lifting has certainly contributed to this
but is not the sole debt.
Search for the cause and set it on or avoid,
because the best therapy does not help in the long term
Cause continues.
When and attitude what you had, like that
"Hex bullet" occurred?
Do you have any morning problems?
What do you think of sleeping?
Belly?
You are currently sitting a lot on the PC – without corresponding
Relaxation breaks?
Starts the pain in the lumbar spine and pulls over the butt
in the foot?
Let it be cleared from an orthopedic.
Happy and early improvement
opi venerable
Hello and thank you for your answer. Yes, I have problems in the morning, apart from my current pain. Whenever I wake up, my back feels hard and stiff.
I work at the PC, take a break on the balcony and smoke one, as I'm in the home office, that's all easy.
The snare starts in lws but over the PO, he already stops. He didn't come to his feet.
Yes typical, can then also be used for the disc incident. Be careful!
Many people think pain in the back or similar goes super fast away when you treat them. The fact is that you can make improvements in the short term, but the damage is still present. This is always associated with long physiotherapy and the healing process takes a while. The pain they feel are "old" pain and are slowly combated.