cgb13 wrote:I'm currently going through the same thing. For background, I suffered a ruptured disc 3 years ago and had surgery for it - so I'm acutely aware of anything back related. Last week, after taking my son to the zoo, my lower back go progressively more sore throughout the day, to the point where I had difficulty sleeping that night. The lower back pain has gone away for the most part, but I've been left with tingling and numbness in my foot/calf. Only problem is, I also had feet issues from Xeloda, so it's difficult to differentiate between the causes.
From Jan-March, I received daily radiation
treatments, which I can tell rather messed up everything located around my hips. Between that, and not doing much actual exercising, everything was tighter than a clam with lockjaw, which probably caused some injury to my lower back. I'm just hoping it's something that can be treated with time and PT, and not surgery again. Although, if I need surgery again, it'd be nice to fast track it and have it done while I'm recovering from my cancer surgery - I can't keep missing work due to my myriad health problems.
Long story short, be sure to stretch out all the hip related muscles. Sitting and inactivity shortens and tightens those muscles, putting a lot of pressure on the spine/lower back.
Thanks, back pain lasted more than 1 month, but he has been in hospital more than 1 month, the gallbladder was blocked and 4 stents were inserted. The liver cannot be operated and the chemo break for a severe infection that cannot get in. I do not know what to do. He became very weak and lost his resistance. disrupted hospital psychology. unfortunately. I still have hope