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Strained Lower Back, Pulled Muscle, Pain On Getting Up. History Of Spinal Problems. Treatment?

It feels as though I have strained my lower back, pulled a muscle. The pain is very bad when I bend down or rise from a sitting position, also when sitting. I have very little pain when I walk. It also feels as if it s moving towards my right hip. I can walk & stand with very little pain. I have had disc problems in the past, but it was very different. The disc problem went on for months & effected my walking (siatica). Do you think this is just a pulled muscle? I am wearing a back brace and using a cane to lean on when I rise from sitting. It has only been about 48 hours after a lot of physical work in my yard & house. Thanks.
Mon, 2 Jul 2012
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
hi cathy
welcome to hcm, looks like the old disc problem is back do meet ur ortho u need good rest, muscle relaxants, physio and further examination and investigation if pain persits after all this
do consult a good dr to rule out a slip disc and do avoid bending and lifting weights
thx
have a great day
drdeepak
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Strained Lower Back, Pulled Muscle, Pain On Getting Up. History Of Spinal Problems. Treatment?

hi cathy welcome to hcm, looks like the old disc problem is back do meet ur ortho u need good rest, muscle relaxants, physio and further examination and investigation if pain persits after all this do consult a good dr to rule out a slip disc and do avoid bending and lifting weights thx have a great day drdeepak