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What Is The Cause Of Persistent Back Pain That Is Not Relieved With Medicines ?
I am having a pain in my back for the last 20 days, which doesnt seem to get relieved with a pain killer or spray. What is it that might have happened to me ?
Fri, 13 Apr 2012
Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
You have not mentioned your age.If you are elderly then there is possibility of having osteo artheritic changes in your lumbo sacral region.
If you are young then it is possible to have heavy sprain on your lumbo sacral spines.
Go for X ray of lunbo sacral region and find out the cause.
Do back extension exercise,
Use hard bed for sleeping.
Do not bend forward and avoid weight lifting.
Ok and bye.
Welcome to HCM,
You have not mentioned your age.If you are elderly then there is possibility of having osteo artheritic changes in your lumbo sacral region.
If you are young then it is possible to have heavy sprain on your lumbo sacral spines.
Go for X ray of lunbo sacral region and find out the cause.
Do back extension exercise,
Use hard bed for sleeping.
Do not bend forward and avoid weight lifting.
Ok and bye.
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Dr. Devidas Vellodi's
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thank you for the inquury.
this can be due to lumbar spondylosis.
back pain can be completly managable with ayurveda medicines
you may try the oil massage at a near by ayurveda centre.
also you can use the following oil for massage;
danwatharam thailam+karpooradi thailam
dr.devidas vellodi cochin
this can be due to lumbar spondylosis.
back pain can be completly managable with ayurveda medicines
you may try the oil massage at a near by ayurveda centre.
also you can use the following oil for massage;
danwatharam thailam+karpooradi thailam
dr.devidas vellodi cochin
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