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Back Pain, Spinal Pain On Lifting Something Heavy, Pain In Bent Condition
Age: 29 Height: 180 cm Weight: 70 Kg Sex: Male It is about one month that I have experienced some pain in the bottom of my spine and its surrounding. Its pain have been appear when I lifting some heavy things at home for a cyclic period during a day in the bent condition. At first it was not very painful; however, day by day my problem and pain had grown. When I went gym and did exercise very slightly its pain was eliminated but after some hours it returned. Now its pain is very severe and I could not sit down easily and after sitting for more that one hour I have some problem to upright my position. It is essential to say that I have been going gym for about 7 years, I am a student of mechanical engineering and recently for a long time sit on the chair.
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From your complaints of pain in the lower back suggests you are having a intervertebral disc prolapse at your Lumbar spine. Do not lift heavy weights .
Get a X-Ray Lumbar spine AP and Lateral view done and consult a Orthopaedic Surgeon soon.
Take care.
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Back Pain, Spinal Pain On Lifting Something Heavy, Pain In Bent Condition
Hi From your complaints of pain in the lower back suggests you are having a intervertebral disc prolapse at your Lumbar spine. Do not lift heavy weights . Get a X-Ray Lumbar spine AP and Lateral view done and consult a Orthopaedic Surgeon soon. Take care.