back pain
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Does anyone out there have aproblem with fairly stong lower back pain, was thinking i got out of this whole thing pretty lightly now this, find i am having to be pretty carefull about what i do and how i do it, not sure if its associated with the hip or not, let me know if i am not alone with this problem.
regards lyn
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Would it be breaking the rules to lie on your back for a while with a pillow under your knees to relax your back, but not breaking the 90 degree rule?
Could your GP prescribe a muscle relaxant to help? Â With so many pills people are having to pop, thought has to be given to prescribing anything in addition that may start a fight with what you may already be taking. Â It worth a conversation with yur GP or the surgeon, I would think.
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I think that once full recovery is accomplished, a visit to a really expert chiropractor may be a good idea, as the body has had to adjust to the bad hip, and then readjust to the new one. Â The pelvis and spine, and probably then entire upper body, are probably all out of kilter, explaining why all the pains and niggles are showing up.
So far as the odours and aromas are concerned, the body is in shock, the adrenals are working hard to eliminate chemicals and toxins, hence the night sweats and the excessive peeing. Â Ask your GP if you shoujld be taking salt tablets to replace the salt lost as a result of all this.
Are you using a pillow under your knees to relax your back? Â If it is low enoughm, it shouldn't cause problems with the 90 degree rule.