Cortisone to the lumbar.

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You should have some severe back pain after digging up this thread.

 

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Not so bad Headshot. Looked to be room for a bump here:2c:.

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[Freggel]

http://www.synergistickinesiology.com/what_is_kinesiology.html

This helps my lower back pain!

 

[pardus]

Sounds like horse shit to me.

That said, I'm not a god so I don't know.

In my experience, the best thing for a bad back that doesn't have an obvious medical problem seems to be exercise/conditioning. :2c:

http://www.synergistickinesiology.com/what_is_kinesiology.html

This helps my lower back pain!

 

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FWIW they put the injections in the WRONG PLACE. They put them in my L5 instead of my L4 which is why I haven't had surgery yet. Now I have to wait until Feb to try another round in the right place. As a correction to the thread title, they are steroid injections, not cortisone.

 

[pardus]

Cortisone is a steroid, they are using a different steroid?

 

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Cortisone is a steroid, they are using a different steroid?

Don't know, I said cortisone and the doc corrected me and said steroid. Of course it's the same doc that stuck the wrong disc. :doh:

 

[Freggel]

I understand your position and agree with it for most circumstances but with 3 worn inter-vertebrae and the choice between injections that eat away healthy tissue as well, or an operation permanently connecting 3 vertebrae I m happy with this solution. Sort of mix between chiropractor, fysiotherapist and then some.
Puts all in line for a couple of months after each "cracking" session and relieves the tension on small muscles because of lower back being out of line.
Age is part of the problem plus over 25 years of jomping with above 35kg backpacks. Ah well

 

[pardus]

Don't know, I said cortisone and the doc corrected me and said steroid. Of course it's the same doc that stuck the wrong disc. :doh:

Hmm well keep on the fucker, look after yourself.