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You don’t … you get a doctor to guide you and recommend proper strengthening exercises … if that’s appropriate or possible surgery.

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John Miller talks about the cause of back pain and how to fix back pain. It’s a big ask expecting to get better by having someone do something to you, sooner or later you’re going to have to do something to yourself – like strength and flexibility exercises.

Imagine if you could reduce your back pain, neck pain and shoulder pain by 80%.

Well, based on my experience of fixing my back pain, there is a good chance you can.Duration : 0:1:25

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<p>I am 25 years old and I think I hyper extended my back playing football. The pain is so severe that it hurts to walk, to bend down, I’m having a hard to opening doors, getting in and out of my car, even putting on clothes. Can anyone help? I’ve been taking Icy Hot and putting a cold pack on it.

I would encourage you to see a doctor or physiotherapist to get an evaluation and then seek appropriate treatment.

First step will be to conduct some tests, possibly including an xray, mri, etc., but then also taking you through some range of motion tests and asking you about your pain and how the injury occured. This will help them isolate what structures are involved. It might just be muscle pain, but it could also be nerve compression or spinal joint irritation. When you mentioned that you feel pain when walking and bending over and opening doors, this suggests to me that you might have irritated a nerve where it comes out of the spinal cord and it’s sending pain messages through your back and down your leg. Icy Hot and cold packs won’t do a thing for you if that’s the problem!

Depending on where you are, a chiropractor or a massage therapist could also conduct some tests for you.

After the cause of the pain has been determined, I would definitely visit a physiotherapist, a massage therapist and/or a chiropractor, depending of the cause and what treatments they think will help you.

You don’t want to ignore back pain because it can be a lot more serious that just a muscle irritation.

Good luck! Feel better soon.

< p>Steve Lockhart did a workshop recently on How to Fix Pain Using Massage and Bodywork to his students and potential students. He explains everything that needs to be done to fix pain according to his SLM philosophy and also gives some insight into the history of how SLM Bodywork came to be where it is today. For more information on the SLM course see www.LearnMassage.com.au or for more information on back pain see www.backpain.com.auDuration : 0:9:59

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