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Touch wood I have never suffered with my back which is odd seeing as I spent half my life humping around stupid weights on my back over the most arduous of terrain ............

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thats one of the things i like about this site, just when you think you've been deal a shit hand and have it hard, someone pops up and puts things into perspective. that last sentence is great advice

that'll fook ya back up that car hovering......

sacks of spuds round a mess kitchen?

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had back problems on and off for years I`m prone to muscle spasms now and there fecking painfull they make you sick ,your arms turn to jelly and bad chest and back pain, thing is you never know when there coming ..had one a few week ago on holiday turned over on my sun lounger and bang --hot showers and luckily the mrs knows how to work it and I was ok in a day ..I don't envy anyone back pain ... my doctor just said move about slowly :D and no jerking :blink:

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fractured my spine (T10) and compressed the T9 and T11 verterbrae just over 10 yrs ago now, fall from height at work, 9 days completely imobile in a specialist unit, then 4 months with a top half body brace.

to be fair i've made a decent recovery and lead a normal, but i dont even contemplate lifting really heavy or awkward loads, gives me a bit of jip if i sleep on a shit surface and sometimes in the winter, i can feel when the weather's gonna change, same as most folk that have broken bones can i think.

if you do suffer from a bad back a bit of planning and a realisation of your limits, will allow you to manage the condition.

as has been said, general fitness will help you too.

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Take it easy but keep going as much as you can, take the tablets and give it time, bit of luck it will settle ok. Once it has just bare it in mind in the future and listen to your body its a few years to go yet so look after it.

 

 

Ps packing up smoking is the best thing you ever did!

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Touch wood I have never suffered with my back which is odd seeing as I spent half my life humping around stupid weights on my back over the most arduous of terrain ............

 

 

sacks of spuds round a mess kitchen?

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Paul, nobody else has reached this diagnosis, but it's because you're an old git :laugh: I can totally sympathise though, I damaged mine about 15 years ago training manwork dogs, occasionally goes, went yesterday when I was hovering the car, i'm also now walking like a gay John Wayne and taking Naproxin...........

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Paul, nobody else has reached this diagnosis, but it's because you're an old git :laugh: I can totally sympathise though, I damaged mine about 15 years ago training manwork dogs, occasionally goes, went yesterday when I was hovering the car, i'm also now walking like a gay John Wayne and taking Naproxin...........

 

that'll fook ya back up that car hovering...... :yes::laugh:

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I've had a bad back for years. Doctor says I need to rest up for a month or two and take pain killers! WTF!! I've no time for that. It wakes me at night sometimes, it feels like a trapped nerve. It tends to go long enough for me to drop off when I pull my legs up as in the foetal position. I have to have a cushion behind me when I drive it's sometimes that bad. I've been putting a fence line up today in work so tomorrow when I get out of bed it'll be murder. I sympathise with anyone who has a bad back...Apart from the dossers who claim to have one.

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I have had to take early retirement as my spine started to fuse together several years ago.Mine is 40% fused from the waist,its called Ankylosing Spondulitis.I also have another condition called manubriosternal arthiritis and get calcium deposits between the whole of my ribs,making it harder to breath as there is no chest expansion.Add to that a tumour called a Pheocromacytoma on my adrenal gland and jobs a goodun :victory: .

I agree backpain at its worst will drive anyone to distraction,especially if your back goes into a spasm.Ive spent the last 2 years on cocktails of allsorts of drugs,including 70mg of Morphine a day.

Best advice i can give is always stay mobile even in pain,and dont let your body seize up!.If you dont let anything affect you mentally then you are 75% there.

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I've had a bad back for years. Doctor says I need to rest up for a month or two and take pain killers! WTF!! I've no time for that. It wakes me at night sometimes, it feels like a trapped nerve. It tends to go long enough for me to drop off when I pull my legs up as in the foetal position. I have to have a cushion behind me when I drive it's sometimes that bad. I've been putting a fence line up today in work so tomorrow when I get out of bed it'll be murder. I sympathise with anyone who has a bad back...Apart from the dossers who claim to have one.

years ago a lad I knew said feck it I`m sick of working --he was a 25 year old brickie :icon_eek: --- he went to the doctors feining a bad back and as far as I`m aware he`s never worked a day since saw him a few year ago on crutches ----------------knut ..

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I was only talking about this on Sunday.

 

Is there anyone over the age of 40-50 who doesn't suffer with their back?

 

I have this theory, people that have played hard sports or hard physical graft often suffer back probs later in life and people that do very little physical exercise/strength training often suffer too. But do those that live a relatively physically easy life but keep themselves fit and strong with gym etc? These people are not hammering themselves with high strain sport or graft but still keeping their body and back fit strong and healthy in a controlled manor. Well that's my theory anyway.........

You may have a point,,, I'm 46, and have no problems anywhere,, back is strong knees are ok,, I don't do a physically demanding job,,, but I do go to the gym and lift weights,,anywhere between 4 and 6 days.

 

Hope it's nothing to serious bosun,,, although I suspect you fancied having a week of work,,, and though a sicky,,lol

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I Never Had A Problem With My Health Until A Couple Off Yrs Ago Im 45 Now . . Then Sciatica Struck And Mate I Feel Your Pain , Until You've Had It Words Can't Describe It , Tried All Sorts ! Private Osteopath Which Worked Too A Degree But Back It Would Come , Now On Naproxen And Touch Wood There Working Though I Have The Odd Bad Day But At 1 Stage I Thought Id Never Be Right Again , Good Luck Getting It Sorted Mate.

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I have had to take early retirement as my spine started to fuse together several years ago.Mine is 40% fused from the waist,its called Ankylosing Spondulitis.I also have another condition called manubriosternal arthiritis and get calcium deposits between the whole of my ribs,making it harder to breath as there is no chest expansion.Add to that a tumour called a Pheocromacytoma on my adrenal gland and jobs a goodun :victory: .

I agree backpain at its worst will drive anyone to distraction,especially if your back goes into a spasm.Ive spent the last 2 years on cocktails of allsorts of drugs,including 70mg of Morphine a day.

Best advice i can give is always stay mobile even in pain,and dont let your body seize up!.If you dont let anything affect you mentally then you are 75% there.

thats one of the things i like about this site, just when you think you've been deal a shit hand and have it hard, someone pops up and puts things into perspective.

that last sentence is great advice bwfc :yes:

ATB :thumbs:

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