A good physical therapist may be of more help than a
chiropractor, and around the same cost. Worth a try if the chiro isn't helping.
Equine assisted therapy on a horse may help too. When I
developed a compression fracture in my back as a pre-teen, the only way I got
any relief on the bad
Wendy,I'm sorry to hear about your husband. I hope he's feeling better soon.tonyawendy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys,As always, I trust your opinion. My husband has beenhaving horrible back problems after laying this tilein our house, and he had an MRI last Thursday. TheMRI showed
Thank you to all of you who responded about the
herniated disk. I forwarded your messages to my
husband at work yesterday. We paid a chiropractor
$3500 yesterday for 20 sessions on a spinal
decompression machine for lower back pain, a chair for
excersizes he can bring home, and a few other
!!!
Helene
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Thank you to all of you who responded about
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Thank you to all of you who responded about the
herniated disk. I forwarded
your messages to my husband at work
Hi Wendy,
I'm sorry that your husband is having such debilitating pain! I have
some idea of what he's going through dealing with constant back pain
and how hard it can be to be still through the worst of it. I have
learned if I don't listen to the warning signals, that first "ice pick
to the
yes I did.,,
Helene
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it's funny, helene, because while the parafon fo
, walk and keep mobile. Massage therapy good too. I could
go on and on, but I think that is enough. Helene
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Hi again Wendy. I haven't had any herniated disks, but many of my family and friends have! I know the pain can be hiddeous. I know massage therapy can prove to be very helpful in relaxing the muscles and easing the pain. I've also heard that there is a plastic device (not sure what it's called)
hi, wendy.
i've had three back surgeries over the years--two for ruptured disks at L3/L4 (because my ruptures were at that level, i did NOT have sciatic involvement, so they kept saying, you don't have a ruptured disk, you have endometriosis... the gyn folk, of course, said, you don't have
Hi guys,
As always, I trust your opinion. My husband has been
having horrible back problems after laying this tile
in our house, and he had an MRI last Thursday. The
MRI showed herniated disks in L4 and L5. We are
visiting a chiropractor right now, as his new health
insurance does not kick in
I'm not much help - but I hope so much he feels better soon!
elizabeth
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Hi
guys,As always, I trust your opinion. My husband has
beenhaving horrible back problems after laying this tilein our
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