By back is killing me.
Lower back.
I've had back problems once about 15 years ago which the doctor attributed to muscle problems, and some mild aches and pains here and there since every few years. Her answer at the time was that there was very little they can do for this sort of problem. I went to physio for a while, but, aside from the nice looking girl giving it, there didn't seem to be much benefit. Eventually it got better on its own.
This latest round occured on monday when at the office I merely was crouching down, then turned to pick something up on the floor and I felt a sudden pain in the lower back. I tried getting up and thrusting my hips forward, but to no avail. This week was tough, but I was still mobile during week, if barely. Getting into a car is a real challenge, you have to go in head first.
Last night, it got really bad. To the point where just trying to get out of bed was like someone sticking a sword in my back. To the point of thinking about calling an ambulance last night it was so fucking bad. Screaming out loud when I was trying to get out of bed to go to the can. Of course, if I could fall asleep, I'd wake up in 2 hours and need to go to the can again for some reason. I couldn't move to use the toilet, so the sink had to stand in.
Tried taking some robaxacette, or however you spell that, but it only suceeded in making me dizzy. This morning I am somewhat better, but a long way from right.
I used to think that guys who complained about sore backs were the biggest whiners out there. Now, I sympathize.
Any worthy words of experience out there on how to treat this?
Lower back.
I've had back problems once about 15 years ago which the doctor attributed to muscle problems, and some mild aches and pains here and there since every few years. Her answer at the time was that there was very little they can do for this sort of problem. I went to physio for a while, but, aside from the nice looking girl giving it, there didn't seem to be much benefit. Eventually it got better on its own.
This latest round occured on monday when at the office I merely was crouching down, then turned to pick something up on the floor and I felt a sudden pain in the lower back. I tried getting up and thrusting my hips forward, but to no avail. This week was tough, but I was still mobile during week, if barely. Getting into a car is a real challenge, you have to go in head first.
Last night, it got really bad. To the point where just trying to get out of bed was like someone sticking a sword in my back. To the point of thinking about calling an ambulance last night it was so fucking bad. Screaming out loud when I was trying to get out of bed to go to the can. Of course, if I could fall asleep, I'd wake up in 2 hours and need to go to the can again for some reason. I couldn't move to use the toilet, so the sink had to stand in.
Tried taking some robaxacette, or however you spell that, but it only suceeded in making me dizzy. This morning I am somewhat better, but a long way from right.
I used to think that guys who complained about sore backs were the biggest whiners out there. Now, I sympathize.
Any worthy words of experience out there on how to treat this?