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Have Back Pain. Had Lifted Weight. Light Smoker And Drink Alcohol. Cause?

hi for some time now ive had i pain in my back about middle of the back on the left hand side i used to be a carpenter many years ago and did alot of heavy lifting but no so much in recent years i think the pains be ther for anout 2 years now. i used to be a light smoker but have not smoked since 2009 i do drink alcohol nearly every day and every week end
Thu, 26 Sep 2013
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Hi,
From history it seems that due to carpentary work for many years there might be having some degenerative changes in your lumo sacral spines might have osteo artheritis changes in your spine giving rise to this problem.
Go for x-ray lumbo-sacral region and find out the cause.
Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined.
Go for physiotherapy.
Go for back extension exercise.
Take calcium supplements.
Ok and take care.
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Have Back Pain. Had Lifted Weight. Light Smoker And Drink Alcohol. Cause?

Hi, From history it seems that due to carpentary work for many years there might be having some degenerative changes in your lumo sacral spines might have osteo artheritis changes in your spine giving rise to this problem. Go for x-ray lumbo-sacral region and find out the cause. Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined. Go for physiotherapy. Go for back extension exercise. Take calcium supplements. Ok and take care.