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Stiffness And Hunching In The Middle Lower Back After A Fall. Why?
Hello
I'm a 22year old male.
About 12-13 years ago I had a birthday party at a cornfield maze.
During this time I thought it be cool if I'd job 10/15feet and land in the piles of hay
because I was a huge wrestling fan and still am haha. So on when I jumped
I didn't balance my body correctly so I landed more on my chest while my bottom
half still was up in the air. I heard cracking noises and my friend who saw it happen
said it looked like I did "The Worm" when I actually landed it. Ever since that happened
I'v had back issues like: stiffness/hunching in the middle lower area.
Got any ideas what I hurt?
-mitchel
I'm a 22year old male.
About 12-13 years ago I had a birthday party at a cornfield maze.
During this time I thought it be cool if I'd job 10/15feet and land in the piles of hay
because I was a huge wrestling fan and still am haha. So on when I jumped
I didn't balance my body correctly so I landed more on my chest while my bottom
half still was up in the air. I heard cracking noises and my friend who saw it happen
said it looked like I did "The Worm" when I actually landed it. Ever since that happened
I'v had back issues like: stiffness/hunching in the middle lower area.
Got any ideas what I hurt?
-mitchel
Wed, 8 May 2013
hallo dear friend
i hv studied your case
what is your age ?
there might be lumbar disc prolapse leading to radicular pain
you need some neurotropics like methylcobalamine
take rest , take some analgesic , hot or cold fomentation
avoid lifting weights
sit with taking support to your back
continue spine extension exersizes
physiotherapy - SWD ,IFT WILL HELP
you need MRI SPINE to know is that injury lead to severe mechanical problem
for further query contact drvaibhavg@yahoo.com
i hv studied your case
what is your age ?
there might be lumbar disc prolapse leading to radicular pain
you need some neurotropics like methylcobalamine
take rest , take some analgesic , hot or cold fomentation
avoid lifting weights
sit with taking support to your back
continue spine extension exersizes
physiotherapy - SWD ,IFT WILL HELP
you need MRI SPINE to know is that injury lead to severe mechanical problem
for further query contact drvaibhavg@yahoo.com
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