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Middle To Lower Back Pain Following Injury. No Help From Painkillers. Reason?
hello hoping to get some help from an orthopedic doctor . some few months i had an incident and my back was injured, i have had some xrays done and the doctors told me that my bone are all intact, but my pain is still there it starts from the middle back to the lower back and its most along the spine , av been on painkillers but they are not helping much. what might be the problem? i will appreciate your help please
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Back injury may cause significant trauma to muscle although the bones are intact. Sometimes the muscle ache may be annoying for months. Try using back belt and consider doing physical therapy in addition to medicine. Avoid prolong sitting, heavy lifting and bending through your back. Sometimes back muscle stretching also helps. Thanks.
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Middle To Lower Back Pain Following Injury. No Help From Painkillers. Reason?
Welcome to HCM. Back injury may cause significant trauma to muscle although the bones are intact. Sometimes the muscle ache may be annoying for months. Try using back belt and consider doing physical therapy in addition to medicine. Avoid prolong sitting, heavy lifting and bending through your back. Sometimes back muscle stretching also helps. Thanks.