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Back Pain Towards Right Side, Sharp Pains, Hot Bath, Osteopath Click
Hi there. I have had back pain for just over a week now. The pain is located on my right side, just below the middle of my back. The pain comes and goes, I would describe it as a sharp pain. Heat does seems to help (hotbath ect) I also had osteopath (friend) click my back which did seem to help for a few days. I ve booked to see a doctor, but it s a little over a week away yet.
Wed, 23 May 2012
hi,
As per your history it looks like you may have lumbosacral strain, to come to conclusion i would like to know your daily routine do you lift heavyy object, or do you sit in front of the computer for long time, do you ride vehicle for long distance, any joint painor passing urine or stool any probelms,
as per the history online it lookslike u have lumbosacral strain for which u have to meet an orthopaedics who can tell you about the postural training and spinal strengthening excercise.
wish you good health
Dr Roshan
As per your history it looks like you may have lumbosacral strain, to come to conclusion i would like to know your daily routine do you lift heavyy object, or do you sit in front of the computer for long time, do you ride vehicle for long distance, any joint painor passing urine or stool any probelms,
as per the history online it lookslike u have lumbosacral strain for which u have to meet an orthopaedics who can tell you about the postural training and spinal strengthening excercise.
wish you good health
Dr Roshan
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Hi welcome to HCMForum. according to your description it appears that you are having problem in sacroiliac joint. to be diagnised
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