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Upper Back Pain And Hurting To Go On Mini Bouncer. Have IBS And Muscle Cramps In Lower Legs And Feet. Suggest The Cure?
Question: Hello
I have unexplained upper back pain. It hurts when I go on my XXXXXXX bouncer otherwise I feel fine. I do have IBS but well controlled with very clean diet no junk or sugar etc no alcohol dont smoke eat lots of fresh and green drinks pain just appeared yesterday not really bothering me but most strange not muscle I know what that feels like. I have good energy I do get muscle cramps in the lower legs and feet . I am slim and do daily exercise
thankyou XXXX
I have unexplained upper back pain. It hurts when I go on my XXXXXXX bouncer otherwise I feel fine. I do have IBS but well controlled with very clean diet no junk or sugar etc no alcohol dont smoke eat lots of fresh and green drinks pain just appeared yesterday not really bothering me but most strange not muscle I know what that feels like. I have good energy I do get muscle cramps in the lower legs and feet . I am slim and do daily exercise
thankyou XXXX
Brief Answer:
Observe for a couple of days first.
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
I think it might be cautious to observe the pain for a few days. This is reasonable since you have an unremarkable medical history, that can explain such a pain. Also considering the fact that you have not experienced any major traumatic injury, watching for a couple of days is a good option for a start in my humble opinion.
In case its disturbing, simple and small doses of Acetaminophen could be taken for now. A complete physical examination by your Spine should be done in case pain persists or aggravates.
For now, I think you need not worry. I am available to address any specific concerns if you do have any, you should feel free asking follow up questions. Wishing you the best of health and kind regards.
Bain LE, MD
Observe for a couple of days first.
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks for the query,
I think it might be cautious to observe the pain for a few days. This is reasonable since you have an unremarkable medical history, that can explain such a pain. Also considering the fact that you have not experienced any major traumatic injury, watching for a couple of days is a good option for a start in my humble opinion.
In case its disturbing, simple and small doses of Acetaminophen could be taken for now. A complete physical examination by your Spine should be done in case pain persists or aggravates.
For now, I think you need not worry. I am available to address any specific concerns if you do have any, you should feel free asking follow up questions. Wishing you the best of health and kind regards.
Bain LE, MD
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