How can u help ur back when it ALWAYS huts w/o going to the doctors?
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My physical theropist taught me some exercises to help mine. I then dropped out of physical theropy and did them at home. Like a push up, but your legs lie flat on the floor. And with one of those big balls you sit on it and lift one leg at a time and hold them for 30 seconds each. It takes pressure off your back by toning your stomach and making it stronger.
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Start using it more by perhaps some small stretches. Use some heat rub afterwards and always take it easy. Remember when lifting to use your legs and not your back.
try not lifting anything heavy with ur back.
i realy want to know to because im 17 and i have back problems.
try changing your matress it maybe that simple try sleeping on the floor one night to keep your spine straight I swear by pilates. It took about six months, but I haven't had a back spasm in almost two years now.
Get a better bed. My back is all messed up too, and it doesn't help that I sleep on a crappy mattress. I'm getting a Tempurpedic when I get enough cash.
make sure you are sleeping on a good mattress that is not creating the problem.
hot showers and nice massages
make sure to use your legs not your back when lifting If you are overweight work on losing it. Do strectching exercises and simple exercises to strengthen the back muscles. You can find some of these exercises online. Soak in a bath with epsom salt, then you can use creams or a heating pad. Don't use the cream and heating pad at the same time it can burn you. Also when lifting use your legs and don't twist.
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