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Lower Back Pain (Torso)

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Average recovery time: 36 days

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Ollie1 daysCaused I think by lying in the soft chalet bed for 12 hours straight (as I was feeling ill from the night before.) details
mmace1 daysdetails
BazorakcommaJ1 daysdetails
bryant1 dayswent away by next morning, but i shall be more careful next time and limit the amount of effort i put in.details
Eoin1 daysLay down flat for 3 hours, Voltaren (3 tabs)details
rebeccakr1 daysdetails
Ollie2 daysKept a good posture for the 48 or so hours it took to clear up. I'll stay away from impact training until the weekend, though.details
Wonkey Donkey2 daysTry to spend more time stretching, especially after long periods sat in car. i.e. 480miles to night champs in 12hrs, 6 hours to Birmingham plus work.details
Ollie2 daysWas careful not to aggravate, and it cleared up as normal after a couple of days. This was not nearly as bad as I've had it in the past.details
Trisportgurl2 daysdetails
mmace3 daysdetails
bigbluemarble3 daysNot sciatica. Muscle spasms across lower back. Wondering if it is lasting effects from flubbed epidural in March 2004. details
walk3 daysBack stretches every 30', all day, Vit I, and seemed to cure it. Continue the back stretches periodically.details
Jagge3 daysdetails
Tom R3 daysrestdetails
cat4 daysdetails
Janus5 daystreat your back very well, and make sre to stretch regularlydetails
_________5 daysThis is fixed by keeping the back mobile. Don't stop running, even if its really slow.details
mortenneve5 daysdetails
Nadim5 daysA combination of rest and exercise seemed to help. details
jotaigna6 daysas it happened before, lots of rest, withdrew from competition and a series of lower back stretches combined with neurofen plus and voltarendetails
kurthu6 daysdetails
bradc6 daysLots of heat, stretching, brufen and mobility work. After three days there was noticeable improvement; by the weekend it felt pretty much OK.details
naomi6 daysdetails
Tooms6 daysLumbar spine 'hinges' instead of curves at L2/L3. Theory is hard ride Tues over loaded the hinge point and there was a minor shift of one of the joints and concurrent severe muscle spasm.details
angelica7 daysJust a 'stiff back' like a 'stiff neck'. Time helped it go away - I even ran a race and was okay.details
Norry X-C Loppet7 dayssolid bed, saty away from squash courts, do high reps in weight room easy runs, stay active, but just ease off everything. It's hard not to test it, but DON'T IT DOESN'T WORK you have done this before!!! Just nice and easy... HEALdetails
Evaldas7 daysdetails
Koen7 daysdetails
urthbuoy8 daysdetails
drwill48 daysPain still present but reduced. Probably there for life ust like the right side of my back.details
MW8 daysdetails
andyd8 daysdetails
Sid8 daysDo not do core workout two days in a row.details
Sony9 daysdetails
Nadim9 daysI waited it out though exercise did seem to have a positive correlation. It just wasn't immediate. Also odd was the migration of the pain from the base of the spine to my hip and down into my left leg..details
leper10 daysonly taking it easy, lying down a lot, and one of those velcro back brace things seemed to help.details
dcady10 daysSlowly got better by itself. No docs. Took max dose of ibuprofen for first several days. Tried heating pad a couple of times and that seemed to help a lot. Should have used it sooner and more often.details
mmace10 daysdetails
jima11 daysTake it easy. Dr. prescribed a steriod and muscle relaxant. details
Russell11 daysdetails
kurthu11 daysdetails
Ursa11 daysi think it is better because i did some exercises for those muscules. details
Sid11 daysNot a major problem but this occurence suggests a muscle imbalance. Have not been doing core workouts for the week.details
GPS11 daysdetails
Cos11 daysdetails
Danger11 daysdetails
Sid12 daysStrengthen core to help back take the abuse. details
szurcher14 daysRest as a first measure. The hip belt that I received from the PT helped stabilize the pelvis, relieved a lot of the pain and helped the joint heal. Worked wonders.details
Charlie14 daysTook it easy - got some very helpful PT, the highlight of which was electrostimulation - felt like a hive of yellow jackets, but allowed me to straighten up and I didn't need a cane again after one treatment.details
ebuckley15 daysdetails
Fumle15 daysetter 3 ganger hos kiropraktos va alt bare fryd og gammen igjen:)details
drwill415 daysTime.... stopped any working out completely for 4 days then came back very gently. I can still feel the area but it doesn't hurt.details
Bomb15 daysdetails
'Bent16 daysAccupuncture with electrostim when worst, then chiro and lots of stretching, espec. psoas. May be related to lumbar support issues on 'bent. It was up and down, so I took 5 days fully off everything but balance and stretching.details
Jagge19 daysdetails
ne19 daysNo real idea of the cause or the resolution. Short runs and runs with the Frees seem to help....? I am sure the coming weekend of hard running will kill me. details
Sherpa19 daysNot sure what caused the pain, but it just seemed to get better on it's own. details
Charlie19 daystime, being a little careful. Got some nice therapy sessions early on which helped quite a bitdetails
Jagge19 daysdetails
szurcher19 daysDry needling in my butt muscles helped a lot. details
drwill420 days24 may 07 - It seems that I can perform any of the various activities I like to do such as weight liting, biking & kayaking. I have not tried hiking yet. My major problem is simply standing and walking. I can not stand for longer than a few minutes without significant pain. It has been 3 weeks since the flair-up and It does not seem to be getting better over time. Morning stretches and evening hot tub soaks alleviate the symptoms only. It seems that this again, is the new normal of my life a...details
kurthu20 daysdetails
zoolander20 daysTorsion of hockey most likely. Trained through it and stretched hips, flexors, hams daily. Plus continued strengthening.details
Crash20 daysI am not truely recovered, but in the power of positive thinking, if I start telling myself I am , it may sink in!details
urthbuoy21 daysdetails
walk26 daysAleve plus sleeping on back seemed to resolve soreness but transferred it to hip(?)details
Charlie30 daysMostly just faded away. It's not perfect, but much less annoying than a few weeks ago. Tried to be gentle with it, maintain posture, avoid undue strain.details
smoke30 daysdetails
Sid34 daysShould have seen a massage therapist sooner to correct the muscle imbalance.details
mmace40 daysdetails
Nadim43 daysTime, stretching, some rest and some exercise. details
T - runner43 daysdetails
Kona.Max48 daysMy back is basically just stiff some of the time now. My sense is that I suffer from a chronic condition called "my thirties". I'm going to get some massage and acupuncture, but otherwise I think this thing no longer qualifies as an injury.details
Tiny53 daysdetails
MoeD55 dayscore strengthing details
vosvos57 daysPepper patch helped.details
LittleBit60 daysPain is more discomfort now so it feels cheating to have it on my log. Still an issue occasionally but I think I'll live!details
GrantM65 daysNot sure whether it was just time that eventually fixed things, or the 3 sessions of traction I have had in the last week, but things are a lot better. Still rather stiff, but even the soreness has nearly gone. details
zoolander70 daysStill haven't done any real running. A few short runs (few hundred meters) here and there. Only feel discomfort (nerve) now when doing twists (i.e. wood choppers, etc.)details
jlf73 daysdetails
fredder75 daysI'm going to call this over--even though the stiffness just hasn't gone away. It probably slows me down some, but it doesn't keep me from training anymore. To really address the problem, I think I'd have to spend more time at getting massages and adjustments than I do.details
Tiny77 daysdetails
MeanGene79 dayscause - last winter heard (Feb 07?) a pop lifting weights in a bent over rowing exercise. No hurt then. PT and stretching routine recommended by Dr Rob Jones emphasized core muscles. Yoga recommended and must do stretching daily. It must work as I can bike ride again without pain afterwards (5/18/07)details
F-Master-C85 daysdetails
Thanatomimesis107 daysdetails
Boltboi115 daysdetails
Black_Knight118 daysCore exercises seem to have fixed this, although I suspect it may be still lingering, and flare up again sometime?details
arg121 daysdetails
mattspencer133 daysdetails
rdlesko138 daysFinally feel pain free today.  No problems getting out of my chair or car.  Lets see how it goes towards the weekend.details
Martinpeat396 daysdetails
ken559 daysit seems like the root cause was hip-flexor tightness. stretching that out really helped.details
bubi1+ daysdetails
kwruck4+ daysdetails
LittleBit57+ daysdetails
Crash72+ daysdetails
cmpbllv117+ daysdetails
mat-d132+ daysdetails
Oxoman191+ daysdetails
bvivian406+ daysdetails
Martinpeat540+ daysdetails
GregBalter610+ daysdetails
ken672+ daysdetails


 

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