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What Causes Pain In Both Sides Of Spine After An Injury?

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Posted on Thu, 29 May 2014
Question: Hello Sir...
My name is XXXXXXX .
I was having ride on a 'Bike', my bike went from a 'PIT' & certainly I felt a serious pain in my spine. (Muscle spasm). It pains in both sides of spine in upper & middle back. And both sides of back(right & left).
It happened because of bad roads of INDIA
Now it's about 18 days I visited our family physician, he gave me some medicines & a pain relief lotion. Even now i can't do any single easy movement like twisting,
& all the gym exercises, can't even get on & get off the bike, bend forward or backward, getting off from the chair, get off the cloths & so on........
My whole back is paining now. It doesn't allows to stretch also. When I try; my back pains very badly. I tried, but cant do even a single push up,. I've took acupressure treatments also. I've took Ice & Heat application for 5 times, My doctor gave me ''Diclogel Pain Relief Lotion''
Still it is feeling like a hell sir. Whenever i do any movement, I feel something is sliping close by spine (a small muscle tissue) while i'm relaxing on a chair or while a sleep & then it feels serious pains in my whole back except my lower back & the problem is raising.
It feels like a chronic pains.
I'm Gym loving person. When it happened...I was on rest days (Saturday & Sunday) & I couldn't go to a Gym for about 20 days...
Please suggest any remedy.........
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Answered by Dr. Mukesh Chugh (55 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Physiotherapy along with muscle relaxant may help

Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for writing your query
After going through your suffering, my advice for you would be-
1. Take tramadol as pain killer along with muscle relaxant drugs like thiocholchicoside or metaxolone, a short course of cortisone under medical guidance.
2. Get x-ray of spine to rule out the possibility of fracture.
3. Physiotherapy in form of short wave diathermy/ TENS beside spine manipulation may help.
4. follow the below mentioned measures to reduce your back pain-
- Avoid lifting weights as it imparts more strain on your back
- Change your daily activities so that you avoid movements that can cause further pain, especially bending forward and lifting as it will worsen the intervertebral disc problems. If you want to bend forwards, do it with your hips and knees flexed.
- Use a lumbosacral back support to stabilize your spinal muscles and to provide support for your spinal column.
- After the initial pain has subsided, remedial exercises to strengthen the spine are very important to restore normal spinal movements and muscle strength. The main aim of exercise is to encourage mobility, reduce muscle spasm, prevent further deterioration in the muscles and speed recovery.

Hope this information suffices and I shall be glad to answer any further query.
Take care and wish you good health
Regards
Dr.chugh http://bit.ly/drmchugh

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Follow up: Dr. Mukesh Chugh (10 hours later)
Hello sir,
How much it will cost for Spinal X ray?
My family physician said your spine is fine.
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Answered by Dr. Mukesh Chugh (41 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Spine x-ray to rule out fracture

Detailed Answer:
Hello
It's good to see you

In my city they charge 600 rupees for whole spine. Meanwhile look for physiotherapist preferably master in physiotherapy (M.P.T.), for back care.

Take care and wishing you early recovery.
Regards
Dr.chugh

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Follow up: Dr. Mukesh Chugh (3 hours later)
Hello sir,
If you don't mind; may I ask you, where do you live?
I do live in Pune.
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Answered by Dr. Mukesh Chugh (7 hours later)
Brief Answer:
My virtual clinic is http://bit.ly/drmchugh

Detailed Answer:
Hi
I live in Gwalior and you may log in at http://bit.ly/drmchugh (virtual clinic).
Wishing you early recovery.
Take care
Dr.chugh
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.

Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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What Causes Pain In Both Sides Of Spine After An Injury?

Brief Answer: Physiotherapy along with muscle relaxant may help Detailed Answer: Hi Thanks for writing your query After going through your suffering, my advice for you would be- 1. Take tramadol as pain killer along with muscle relaxant drugs like thiocholchicoside or metaxolone, a short course of cortisone under medical guidance. 2. Get x-ray of spine to rule out the possibility of fracture. 3. Physiotherapy in form of short wave diathermy/ TENS beside spine manipulation may help. 4. follow the below mentioned measures to reduce your back pain- - Avoid lifting weights as it imparts more strain on your back - Change your daily activities so that you avoid movements that can cause further pain, especially bending forward and lifting as it will worsen the intervertebral disc problems. If you want to bend forwards, do it with your hips and knees flexed. - Use a lumbosacral back support to stabilize your spinal muscles and to provide support for your spinal column. - After the initial pain has subsided, remedial exercises to strengthen the spine are very important to restore normal spinal movements and muscle strength. The main aim of exercise is to encourage mobility, reduce muscle spasm, prevent further deterioration in the muscles and speed recovery. Hope this information suffices and I shall be glad to answer any further query. Take care and wish you good health Regards Dr.chugh http://bit.ly/drmchugh