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Is it worth trying to see a Chiropractor to see if they can diagnose whats causing it. Painkillers are all very well (and I love them dearly) but is it worth trying to find out what it is?
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19-10-2009, 17:51
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I asked the question today and was told that it's muscular, I put it out when I was moving some heavy kit a couple of weeks ago and that it can take a while to get better. I've had muscular back pain before and I concur with what I was told. It is a bit better than it was so it does appear to be slowly on the mend.
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19-10-2009, 18:06
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nipples lol (o)(o)
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Furry nuts. Bruised my cocxyx (sp) once, so I know how much back pain can hurt.
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I hated have back pain, took months to sort mine out unfortunately. They told you to do swimming to help it? They recommended that I did some exercise, front crawl specifically.
I hope it sorts itself out soon
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19-10-2009, 19:02
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Just try to make the most of it and take it easy. Once you're back at work you'll be wishing you were off again  . Muscular pain is so painful & frustrating because it brings you down so much as you're aware of it all the time. *gentle hugs*
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Aye, I've got those. One, three times a day with food.
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Big oily back rub in order, preferably from six young partially dressed virgins?
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21-10-2009, 07:50
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Have you looked at getting any treatment on it? Should clear it up much quicker than just taking some pain killers.
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Diclofenac and Codeine are the two best painkillers around for backs imo! However a bit of deep tissue massage or chiropractic would probably benefit you immensley, and prevent it coming back in the future.
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21-10-2009, 12:06
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Absolutely agree with Vix. I bang on about osteopaths but there's a good reason. They are magical!
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