You may have back aches from
Muscle
tendons
ligaments
bone
discs
Kidneys
Heart attacks
nerve pinched or damaged
or a combination of the above
So if you are unsure of the cause you should see the doctor.
Plus any new injury is ice for the first 24 hours heat after that.
The ice for the first 24 is to help keep any swelling to a minimum.
Use an ice bag wrapped in a hand towel NEVER put it directly to your bare skin. and use it for 20 minutes and remove for 10 then repeat.
To relieve right now, more intense backache use heat, take a couple of ibuprofen (anti inflammatory medication) and relax. To prevent further backache when intense backache has been relieved… stretch hamstrings regularily. Also strengthening abdominals muscles regulates the pressure on your back.
belovedlover
Take some pain pills or see a doctor if that does not work!
Anna Z
try heat, muscle rub, and aleve or tylenol, if that doesn’t work see a dr.
Click HERE For Your FREE Download The medical community still hasn't standardized the term for this common spinal condition. So if you have been told you have a herniated disc, a slipped disc, a prolapsed disc, a bulging disc, a ruptured disc, or even degenerative disc disease, it's essentially the same thing. The terminology depends on who you are asking!
analgesics, a hot pack, and lotsa rest
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First you need to know the cause ofthe back ache.
You may have back aches from
Muscle
tendons
ligaments
bone
discs
Kidneys
Heart attacks
nerve pinched or damaged
or a combination of the above
So if you are unsure of the cause you should see the doctor.
Plus any new injury is ice for the first 24 hours heat after that.
The ice for the first 24 is to help keep any swelling to a minimum.
Use an ice bag wrapped in a hand towel NEVER put it directly to your bare skin. and use it for 20 minutes and remove for 10 then repeat.
try this:
Yoga exercises for back pain
http://www.askaquery.com/question/Yoga-exercises-for-back-pain.html
To relieve right now, more intense backache use heat, take a couple of ibuprofen (anti inflammatory medication) and relax. To prevent further backache when intense backache has been relieved… stretch hamstrings regularily. Also strengthening abdominals muscles regulates the pressure on your back.
Take some pain pills or see a doctor if that does not work!
try heat, muscle rub, and aleve or tylenol, if that doesn’t work see a dr.
Rest, painkillers and a heating pad.