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Debilitating Pain In Lower Back, Back Cracking Relieves The Pain. Long Term Effect Of Cracking, Treatment?
Every now and again I get debilitating pain in my lower back / spine that my doctor doesn t grasp. The pain catches me off guard and stops me from moving. As soon as this happens I lay on my back, with my feet flat on the floor and ensure my back is stretched out and flat. By doing this and rocking my hips, my lower back cracks and the pain in releved. I m concerned what long term effect this cracking my have and what is causing the problem. any advice would be gratefully received. many thanks.
After reading your symptoms i feel that you need to get proper investigations done such as an MRI. You should not ignore this problem. I would strongly suggest that you visit an orthopedic surgeon who can clinically examin you and decide on the treatment plan. He may advice you some exercises for the same.
Meanwhile, you must sleep on a hard bed which maintains your posture during sleep as well.
Wish you a speedy recovery.
Regards
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Debilitating Pain In Lower Back, Back Cracking Relieves The Pain. Long Term Effect Of Cracking, Treatment?
Hi, Thanks for posting on HealthcareMagic. After reading your symptoms i feel that you need to get proper investigations done such as an MRI. You should not ignore this problem. I would strongly suggest that you visit an orthopedic surgeon who can clinically examin you and decide on the treatment plan. He may advice you some exercises for the same. Meanwhile, you must sleep on a hard bed which maintains your posture during sleep as well. Wish you a speedy recovery. Regards