#backpain

[superdynamo]

poordesign: back pain

[fafodill]

Do you think Sneep does yoga or something to counteract bending over a cauldron for hours upon hours a day?

Nah he just gets into this position until it cracks back in place then goes to bed.

[unbfacts]

[the-consortium]

Back hurt help

Khorag never really has any trouble making room for himself. Either through his sheer size or through the gifts from grandfather, which his colleagues are more than willing to make room for. That's why he can plough his way very leisurely and comfortably through the cluster of Apothecarii surrounding something he cannot yet recognise.

What he can recognise, however, is that the Chief Apothecary is not present. This makes it clear that it is probably not a situation that threatens the Consortium or is exceptionally profitable. Khorag sighs, but curiosity tugs at his corroded nerves, so he pushes forward.

The pitiful thing in the middle of the circle of unethical scientists whines: "Back hurts. Help!"

Khorag snorts with amusement. He looks around. Oleander grins at him, pointing his hideous tobacco pipe at the auditorium's mighty double doors. ‘We should get it there and have the Chief Apothecary give a lecture. I'm sure he has something to say about muscle building, regenerative disc therapy and vertebral fusion.’

‘And at best, he'll perform surgery right away because he can!’ adds Khorag.

Yes, there is always something to learn. From every situation. Best case - the poor creature gets help and Fabius may shine his wit on them, making the dull everyday work brighter.

[katelovessewing]

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[tarithenurse]

Just an update

TL:DR

Back is better.

So as the above says: my back is better. Not great but better and I can thank a very competent physiotherapist for that.

I'd gotten a referral from my doctor and Monday (so a few days ago) I went and saw Torben (real name because he's fabulous and should be honoured by people and nobody will know him anyways here).

I told him my case again, and answered his question. Tested out some things which mainly hurt but found a couple of exercises I could do because the theory became (and that made/makes sense):

Discusprotrusion, probably between L4 and L5. So not a full on hernia but the stage before that.

Good thing is: it can be fixed with exercises if patient enough to do it right.

I was/am highly motivated to do it right.

Bad thing: if it DIDN'T work, then I'd have to go back to the doctor because then my back would be properly fucked! And the physio didn't seem entirely optimistic whe explaining this.

So I went home. Started doing my thing 5 times a day as ordered. And it got worse! And I could cry I was so pessimistic! So I went to get a good sulk nap (mainly because I'm still sleep deprived though) and when I woke up....it felt better.

And over the night that good development has continued!

I'm heading into the physio again in a few hours and I am so happy. I still can't sleep for long before I wake up from pain but now it's enough to just change position - which is a brand spanking new option to do.

So yeah. It's a bright new world!

[scrollinmaps-tasneem]

Growing old scares me. I already have enough pains in my body as it is. And this is just the start of my life. I cannot imagine what life would be like for me after nearing 30's. Wish my life just stopped at 25. I don't need to live more than that!

[healthlifeindubai]

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