#2 Low Back Pain Relief - Self Help

By TRKn­ight­2007 Submitted At October 7, 2009 Views 4,050 Comments 15 Likes 6

Check out my blog: http://inspire2act.blogspot.com/ . Here are a few techniques to relieve a compressed spine due to hyperlordosis.

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Vegas Dave
Vegas DavePA January 26 at 5:13 pm   

Thanks for your insights.

cdMomma
cdMomma June 24 at 11:53 am   

The childs pose actually feels good and I can manage downward facing dog, but not the straightforward bend. Haven't tried any of the partner stretches because the thought of someone putting pressure on the bulging disc terrifies me. It hurts to touch that area.

Anonymous
Anonymous February 7 at 2:49 pm   

Wow! I don't know if my back will feel any better, but I do know that some great fun can be had with those positions! (lol)! Thanks for the inspiration!! I am a long-term fan from now on!

ace2god
ace2god December 26, 2010 at 8:18 pm   

Phelpb, what is your job? I will say that I have had bursitis in my hips and fibromyalgia for 7 years now. I have recently been diagnosed with sacroiliitis /scarring on Right SI joint and spine; mild osteoarthritic facet disease in L4-L5-SI and a synovial cyst at L4-L5. But, it all started with the hip pain for me!

Miss Sis
Miss Sis October 10, 2010 at 10:36 pm   

I'd like to know if you wou;d come help, me up. I have heard in yoga, but once I was down that would be it. You do a beautiful job and are very graceful.

joe77062
joe77062 August 22, 2010 at 11:42 pm   

Excellent! Worth a try.

Vegas Dave
Vegas DavePA August 9, 2010 at 1:49 pm   

This was interesting because I have never heard of yoga helping if the injury has already occurred. In rehab maybe, but not to solve the problem. My one thought for phelpb would be what do you do with those of us who have had multiple surgeries already. Is there any hope for us?

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phelpb
phelpb June 9, 2010 at 4:45 am   

90% of all back pain is coming from your hips, hamstrings and the front of your thighs. The reason she cannot bend to the floor in her first pose is because her hips are tight.
Many back sufferers never get permanent relief from the conventional treatments. Yoga, physical therapy, injections, or surgeries. The reason why is simple. Yoga and physical therapy make 2 mistakes. First they hold the stretches too long. Never hold a stretch more than 2 seconds and repeat the stretch 10 times to warm the muscles tissue. Second they try to stretch a whole group of muscles at one time. Muscles hate to be multi-tasked. Stretch one at a time.
Injections has the same effect as unplugging your oil light when it comes on in your car, instead of checking the oil level. It feels good at first, but soon the engine will blow up if ignored. Surgeries just affect the structure of the body and just leads to more surgeries and more problems, Once you affect the balance of your structure the muscles adapt to try to stop the pain. Very seldom have I seen a patient only have one surgery and be fine forever. I use Active Isolated Stretching on my clients and have had major success with back pains including bulging discs, herniated discs, spinal stenosis, pinched nerves, etc. I teach people how to free their hips and take pressure off their knees, which will take pressure off their low back. I have done this hundreds of times when doctors and physical therapists have come up short.

Vegas Dave
Vegas DavePA May 27, 2010 at 11:04 am   

Sorry to hear that bigred4rel. Knees can be a real problem when you are trying to stretch your back. I still think this video is for people that have had a minor back injury that can be cured with stretching and ice and some TLC.

bigred4rel
bigr­ed4r­el May 27, 2010 at 5:54 am   

this video will not help either me or my spouse due to the fact we both suffer from damaged knees. i can't even get down on my knees due to the pain.

Vegas Dave
Vegas DavePA May 25, 2010 at 1:12 pm   

I had xrays a couple of years when I tried working with a chiropractor. My rods and plates are right there and in place, so I don't really know what an MRI would tell me. I have no health insurance, so everything I do is out of pocket and it can get expensive in a hurry. I am in a holding pattern with my pain meds, and at least it is not getting worse. As a matter of fact, since I recently lost 30 pounds, I have felt better.

wrinkle04
wrinkle04 May 24, 2010 at 3:53 pm   

You sound like me (try anything) I have had physical therapy, exersing, pain mangement which I now have to take several medications to get me through the day. But have you had any xrays or MRI S?

Vegas Dave
Vegas DavePA May 11, 2010 at 10:23 am   

Hey Purk,

Did you find that it worked? I have no chance of getting into these positions.

PURK
PURK May 5, 2010 at 5:07 am   

HOPE THIS WORKS— I WILL TRY ANYTHING