Phil wrote:Mike G wrote:
I haven't done anything since, as my back has gone again.
Mike, have you thought of wearing a brace (corset) for support?
I never go outside without mine!!
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Phil wrote:Mike G wrote:
I haven't done anything since, as my back has gone again.
Mike, have you thought of wearing a brace (corset) for support?
9fingers wrote:Do you find the suspenders can get caught in your tools Malc?
Bob
Mike G wrote:Thanks Erich.
I haven't done anything since, as my back has gone again.
Andyp wrote:Are you seeing a physio Mike?
Andyp wrote:Hope this doesn't spoil your plans for Xmas.
kirkpoore1 wrote: I've had a few back issues and sometimes you can go from zero pain to lightning bolt with a quarter inch move in the wrong direction.
Good luck getting past it...
Kirk
TrimTheKing wrote:Do you know what the problem is Mike?
Mark
Andyp wrote:I am sorry to here of your Physio experiences Mike. I have always believed that strengthening the muscles around the back is best way to beat/cure back pain.
cadman_4 wrote:I feel I can butt in at this point, as mostly I'm just in awe of the workmanship.
I have over the past 5 years been a sciatica sufferer and have had plenty of physio manipulations and exercises. I have found that as well as looking after my back / core, we have replaced our coil sprung mattress with a foam one to have helped out with having lower levels of pain in the morning.
Just my two penneth
TrimTheKing wrote:cadman_4 wrote:I feel I can butt in at this point, as mostly I'm just in awe of the workmanship.
I have over the past 5 years been a sciatica sufferer and have had plenty of physio manipulations and exercises. I have found that as well as looking after my back / core, we have replaced our coil sprung mattress with a foam one to have helped out with having lower levels of pain in the morning.
Just my two penneth
I replaced my old coil one with a foam one (bloody expensive foam one), binned it inside 2 months, agony!
Replaced that with an expensive pocket sprung hobby from John Lewis and been 100 times better. Mattresses are very much a personal thing I've found (again, just my opinion) and such an expensive thing to buy not being able to test drive them first. Very hard decision.
Cheers
Mark
Tusses wrote:........vertebrae manipulation .. mine stick together/get stiff .. so that helps a lot
Tusses wrote:.......when it's bad, it takes me half an hour to get out of bed, and brings me to tears .. getting up for the loo in the night takes advanced planning !.. lasts a week or two ... .
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