ezebunafo:
It might be kidney related ,talk to your doc

I was at the hospital on Saturday and was admitted for 2 days but no improvement

Lusola15:
Good morning nl, please I have been having serious lower back pain in my back which as resulted in me not being able to walk straight for about a week now, before then I have been having pains in my right leg which makes it hard for me to walk long distances

I was at the hospital on Saturday and was admitted for 2 days but no improvement, I was given diclofenac injection which i reacted badly to even after it was on my file that I react to aspirin, diclofenac and ibrufen. I was treated for the reaction and given heat therapy

Now I can't sleep or do anything cos of the pain. I did an x-ray in june

Presently taking sirdaud and arthocare forte but the pain is killing

ppeessuu:
Let me tell u a relief for now, get two lemon and eat the inside every day in the morning.
Also eat slot of vegetables.

Do u have ulcers

Lusola15:


No I don't have ulcer

Lusola15:


Kidney ke, please how did you come to that conclusion

Lusola15:
Good morning nl, please I have been having serious lower back pain in my back which as resulted in me not being able to walk straight for about a week now, before then I have been having pains in my right leg which makes it hard for me to walk long distances

I was at the hospital on Saturday and was admitted for 2 days but no improvement, I was given diclofenac injection which i reacted badly to even after it was on my file that I react to aspirin, diclofenac and ibrufen. I was treated for the reaction and given heat therapy

Now I can't sleep or do anything cos of the pain. I did an x-ray in june

Presently taking sirdaud and arthocare forte but the pain is killing

ppeessuu:



Good, then reduced ur carbohydrates and increase ur dark green vegetables.
Take green tea for detoxification.

naijaboy756:
Drug sellers have taken over

Lusola15:
Good morning nl, please I have been having serious lower back pain in my back which as resulted in me not being able to walk straight for about a week now, before then I have been having pains in my right leg which makes it hard for me to walk long distances

I was at the hospital on Saturday and was admitted for 2 days but no improvement, I was given diclofenac injection which i reacted badly to even after it was on my file that I react to aspirin, diclofenac and ibrufen. I was treated for the reaction and given heat therapy

Now I can't sleep or do anything cos of the pain. I did an x-ray in june

Presently taking sirdaud and arthocare forte but the pain is killing

braveheart77:
any relief?

Lusola15:


A bit but the cost of drugs is very high

Lusola15:


A bit but the cost of drugs is very high

Funmilehot:
Hello sir, is ur back pain(loss of lumbar lordosis) completely cured? Please what steps did u take?

My younger brother was diagnosed of loss of lumbar lordosis and he is 28

Lusola15:


A bit but the cost of drugs is very high

braveheart77:


He probably has has been slouching for years without knowing, at least this was the cause of mine.

Loss of lumbar lordosis essentially means he has a posterior pelvic tilt and if not corrected this can cause several impairments in his body like breathing problems, back pain/proneness to back injury, pelvic floor dysfunction, Erectile dysfunction, etc.

Anyways the first step is to realize that he is probably slouching (not sitting and standing in the correct posture). The correct posture is one with a neutral spine and every normal spine has a slight curve (about 7 degree). A loss of lumbar lordosis means this curve is totally lost because the pelvis has tilted posteriorly or backwards.

I believe his cause is bad posture as well but I wouldn’t assume. I will wait to get further information.

braveheart77:


Not an issue of drug. You need to get your natural lumbar lordosis back (the natural curve in the spine). If you don’t do this, you will be back to square one in no time because the lumbar lordosis should not be straightened as this will cause pronesss to injury, back pains, and even breathing issues in the long term since a straightened lumbar lordosis will distort the thoracic spine as well and cause a compression in the rib cage; the body is all connected!!

braveheart77:


He probably has has been slouching for years without knowing, at least this was the cause of mine.

Loss of lumbar lordosis essentially means he has a posterior pelvic tilt and if not corrected this can cause several impairments in his body like breathing problems, back pain/proneness to back injury, pelvic floor dysfunction, Erectile dysfunction, etc.

Anyways the first step is to realize that he is probably slouching (not sitting and standing in the correct posture). The correct posture is one with a neutral spine and every normal spine has a slight curve (about 7 degree). A loss of lumbar lordosis means this curve is totally lost because the pelvis has tilted posteriorly or backwards.

I believe his cause is bad posture as well but I wouldn’t assume. I will wait to get further information.

Funmilehot:
Is yours completely restored?
What steps did you take sir?

Funmilehot:
please sir is the condition serious?

How can the lumbar lordosis be restored?

Funmilehot:
Yes sir! The doctor said it was as a result of his posture and my brother sits for a long time at his place of work. He has been on medication prescribed by the doctor, Cocodamol. A relief came but the pain is back again. He can hardly bend or walk erect. Please help.

braveheart77:
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If i met a doctor that told me this, I would have been saved from years of pain, depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts etc. What posterior pelvic tilt caused to me could have led to my death literally.

What specialist doctor did he meet?

braveheart77:


It can be serious lol if not corrected soon.

The summary of the solution is posture correction but its not that easy because he needs to understand what the problem is and how it affects his body.

Funmilehot:
Hello sir, is ur back pain(loss of lumbar lordosis) completely cured? Please what steps did u take?

My younger brother was diagnosed of loss of lumbar lordosis and he is 28