Back Neck and Spinal Pain

Well, it sounds like you may be experiencing a slipped or herniated disk. This can be a serious, chronic condition unless properly treated. However, ONLY a physician can diagnose your ailment. It's best to set an appointment and go. Your health is something you don't want to ignore.

intense pain running down the inside of the leg starting at the groin

I am a figure skater so my back does a lot of bending and gets a lot of impact when landing jumps. It feels like there is a line of pain going down just the right side of my back whenever it moves.

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Well, if you slept on your pillow differently or in a strange way, it could easily cause this. I have had this happen to me many times before. If you have done any extensive sports or extreme things that you don't normally partake in, that could've tweaked the muscles and pinched the nerves in your neck. Another possibility is if you can drive and you were twisting your neck around to see behind you a lot that could cause this. From my knowledge this is nothing to be all too concerned over unless it persists for the next 72 hours. For now just keep warm washcloths on it and take some ibuprofen if you find it necessary. I'm no doctor but that's my recommendation. If this does persist call your doctor. It could be something fairly serious dealing with your spine.

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Ice is a natural and free pain reief. If you have a sore joint, apply a cold pack or ice wrapped in a good cloth. Put it on for up to 10 to 15 minutes at a time. Never apply ice directly to the skin.

Lordosis is a backward curvature of the spine, while kyphosis is a forward curvature of the spine.

The term lumbar referrs to the lower back. In the lumbar region the back is supposed to have lordosis.

So loss of lordosis is when the natural curvature of the spine is absent. In other words, instead of the normal and necessary inward curve, the spine is straight.

This can lead to misalignment of the pelvis causing lower back or knee pain.

Your putting to much pressuure on it to hold yourself up. you have to walk faster in order to take the pressure off your back and into your legs and feet.

Yes.Somtime hemorroids are extremlly painfull.

Moderate left foraminal stenosis is compression of the cervical spinal nerves that travel through a narrowing of the foramina. Causes of the narrowing include herniated disc material and bone spurs in the neck.

Lower back pain in the first trimester is often due to normal changes in pregnancy. However, lower back pain can also be a symptom of a urinary tract infection or a kidney infection. It can also be a sign of miscarriage if accompanied by bleeding or cramping. Contact your doctor if you have bleeding, cramping, painful urination, burning on urination, or a feeling of urgency to use the bathroom, even when you just did.

Check in with a local chiropractor. They will give you great therapy exercises to work on. If pain is severe enough, you may need to look into getting an x-ray or elecrotherapy. For temporary relief you can take some advil or aleve. Many sources claim that aleve works more often. If you are looking for a natural remedy, look for a prickly ash tincture or

Foraminal Stenosis means the nerve roots exiting through the holes from the spine have been seriously narrowed. You can consult a surgeon to see whether surgery will help you. Physical Therapy might provide some pain relief, if advised by your doctor. You should ask your doctor about filing for SSDI or SSD if you can no longer work.

NOTE: This condition does not get better by ignoring it.

Pain that severe is typical of a disk herniation in the upper lumbar or thoracic region. Sharp pain indicates a nerve problem, and when the back is involved it typically means a disk is pressing on a nerve.

Depending on where the pain path runs, you can determine which disk is likely involved. Nerves in the lumbar area will typically radiate pain past the waist and into the legs, where thoracic problems will affect the lungs and other organs of the upper torso region. I've included a link to a spinal nerve chart below that will show and tell you what areas of the body are affected.

If the pain is that severe, don't wait to get it diagnosed, and go to a Neurosurgeon to have it done. Though they'll typically order an MRI or CT to verify it, usually with an office exam they can determine what your problem is by the pain and symptoms you're dealing with. It's also important that you limit your physical activity to avoid aggravating the problem further. Trust me when I tell you that you don't want the long term problems I and many others have had with spinal issues if that is indeed your problem. Do what it takes to get it dealt with immediately, and stay off your feet as much as possible. No lifting either, and by "off your feet" I mean lying down. Standing or sitting puts more pressure on the spine and makes it worse. Of course if it is a spinal problem, you've probably already noticed you feel less pain while lying down. Make sure you lay on your side, not on the back or stomach either - that also increases pressure on the spine. On your side in a fetal position with a large cushion between your knees is the most comfortable for most people, with a pillow behind you to keep from rolling, and another in front to keep from rolling on your stomach.

IV (intravenous) medication works the fastest because it is injected directly into the body.

Not to say it's impossible, but I've never heard of upper back pain being a sign or symptom of pregnancy(at least not in the earlier months.)I've heard of(and experienced) back pain(upper and lower)in the last months due to the weight and size of the baby.

The vertebral foramen (the hole that allows a nerve to extend from your spinal cord down to the left leg) between your 5th lumbar vertebra and the sacrum has been narrowed. This is, more than likely, due to a disc herniation. As the foramen narrows, the spinal nerve can become compressed. The components of the body that receive their information from that nerve become affected. This usually involves a shooting pain sensation (from the left buttock, possibly down the back of the leg, possibly down the inside of the calf, possibly to the big toe), muscle weakness in the leg (usually presenting as a foot drop or difficulty raising the foot), or both. Sometimes the bladder or the prostate gland can be affected. Best see a chiropractor.

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It might be a kidney problem. See a doctor. It is serious even if it is not a kidney problem.

Hernias, if left untreated, can lead to this combination of symptoms, as could testicular cancer. It's entirely possible they aren't relating symptoms at all. Going under the assumption these are tied together though, it would be important to see a urologist with either scenario a possibility, to rule them out. Only a trained medical professional can tell you for certain. Both can be treated rather routinely if dealt with promptly.

possibly, or any number of ailments such as kidney infection, urinary track infections etc, SEE A DOCTOR>

Pain centered in the lower back can be as simple as a nagging ache or as a severe, debilitating pain. Simple stretches and yoga exercises can loosen tight muscles that contribute to lower back pain. A cat stretch or superman stretch performed twice a day can greatly relieve the most severely afflicted. If the underlying reason for the low back pain is kidney related, be sure to consume plenty of water and food rich in anti-oxidants. This will keep the kidneys working in optimal condition and eliminate low back pain.

A foramen is a hole.  Stenosis is a narrowing of that hole.  Your spine is made up of bones called vertebrae that are named by their region (cervical, thoracic, & lumbar - C, T, & L) & the number from the top.  L4 & L5 are the 4th & 5th lumbar vertebrae, & they are the lowest vertebrae in the spine.  L4 & L5 come together and form a hole on each side (right and left) that is called a neural foramen.  Out of that neural foramen comes your right and left L4 nerve.  If there is foraminal stenosis at the bilateral L4-5 foramina, then you may be encroaching upon or pinching those right and left L4 nerves.

I think it may mean that you might have a sines behind your ear that could make it hurt. Or most people may also think they probably banged it but if it gets to serous you should probably see a,docter or a specilest.

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