wheelrite
Monday, May 25, 2015 6:51:39 PM

Not matter what, do not have butt sex with the Bandido Biker Club all at once, until your back is better

JadeRose wrote:

oh my !

wheel,

jackconrad
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 9:13:00 AM

Ok, Jack, this seems to help. Thanks!

fenderbendertex wrote:

Glad to hear bro..

DrafterX
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 9:54:01 AM
just back pain or fire & pain shooting down your leg..?? 😕
dstieger
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 11:09:56 AM
Agree with much above:

1. See your doctor. Very important to know if injury, degrading discs, etc

2. Exercises. Strengthening your core will help no matter what shape your back is in.

3. Weight control important. If you're carrying extra weight, it will negatively affect your back.

4. Physical therapy may be helpful.

5. Narcotics last resort...mmmmkay?

6. I advice against chiropractors, though there are some who will disagree.

and 7....over a year ago, I'd have never thought I'd be typing this....consider acupuncture as part of your pain control. My wife has a degenerative disc disease and a long history of terrible back pain. Recent acupuncture treatment has been incredibly successful...much more than any chiropractor ever was.

jackconrad
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 11:12:14 AM
I go to Accupuncture 1 time a month.. for 10 years..
DrafterX
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 11:17:47 AM
for cramps..?? 😕
tonygraz
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 11:57:10 AM
No, he just likes being needled.
jackconrad
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 12:22:33 PM
I have severe Fibromyalgia and the drugs suck . Accupunture from a Board certified Acupuncturist is pretty amazing..
dstieger
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 12:36:51 PM
Jack, do you get the needles that are removed at end of session? My wife gets auriculotherapy and the needles stay in her ears for days. Crazy, but no questioning that it works.
DrafterX
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 1:13:13 PM
ear needles ehh..?? 🤔
deadeyedick
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 3:38:26 PM
Some good advice and some questionable. Find a good doc because you need to know what kind of condition you are dealing with. Get fit if you can. Many problems are caused or made worse by our lifestyles.

Been living with mine for about 52 years now. Good luck.

DED

jackconrad
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 4:35:26 PM

Jack, do you get the needles that are removed at end of session? My wife gets auriculotherapy and the needles stay in her ears for days. Crazy, but no questioning that it works.

dstieger wrote:

Mine come out at the end ,, I'll ask my Doc next time he has Medical Degree too and it's amazing hat those needles can do when they put them in your ears.. I have Degenerative Disc disease too ( I think technically they call it Spondylolisthesis. )..

I know i was getting hooked on a medication one time and he gave me 1 treatment with needles in my ears and the next day i was off the meds..

jackconrad
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 4:39:23 PM
And don't get me wrong a Doc should do images and see if he can see the problem but in my experience and that of many others their treatments are a dead end of drugs and failures because they treat symptoms rather than causes.. You'll notice nowadays many Docs have Alternative treatment Docs in house because if they can make money on it then it's okay..
Puffnstuff79
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 8:32:33 PM
Kick yourself in the face, take tons of drugs, isolate yourself as much as possible, doubt everything and everyone, and please no trusting heart.

Maybe this will give you some mental health problems and then you can call

fenderbendertex
Wednesday, May 27, 2015 9:39:47 PM

Kick yourself in the face, take tons of drugs, isolate yourself as much as possible, doubt everything and everyone, and please no trusting heart.

Maybe this will give you some mental health problems and then you can call

Puffnstuff79 wrote:

Ha! I'll call anyway. I teach grades 6-12 everyday and you wonder about my mental state? Does that sound sane to you? (LOL)

fenderbendertex
Wednesday, May 27, 2015 9:42:30 PM

I have severe Fibromyalgia and the drugs suck . Accupunture from a Board certified Acupuncturist is pretty amazing..

jackconrad wrote:

Very sorry to hear about the Fibromyalgia - that's rough, Jack. Tried acupuncture once or twice a couple of years ago, was good for the knee, but stopped when my insurance quit kicking in anything.

fenderbendertex
Wednesday, May 27, 2015 9:52:38 PM

Agree with much above:

1. See your doctor. Very important to know if injury, degrading discs, etc

2. Exercises. Strengthening your core will help no matter what shape your back is in.

3. Weight control important. If you're carrying extra weight, it will negatively affect your back.

4. Physical therapy may be helpful.

5. Narcotics last resort...mmmmkay?

6. I advice against chiropractors, though there are some who will disagree.

and 7....over a year ago, I'd have never thought I'd be typing this....consider acupuncture as part of your pain control. My wife has a degenerative disc disease and a long history of terrible back pain. Recent acupuncture treatment has been incredibly successful...much more than any chiropractor ever was.

dstieger wrote:

Will do. Thanks. Sorry to hear about your wife - that's got to be really painful. Would like to try acupuncture again, if insurance starts helping again. The auriculotherapy thing didn't do much for me, however. Funny thing is that my chiropractor does all three treatments!

#3 - working on it,

#5 - definitely a last resort.

fenderbendertex
Wednesday, May 27, 2015 9:57:45 PM

Not matter what, do what you can to stay away from OxyContin. Took me a year to get weened off that stuff. It's pure farking evil and should be removed from the market.

JadeRose wrote:

That's what I've heard, Jade. (My brother works in the medical profession.) Glad you beat it - some don't, from what I've heard. Personally, not a big Vicodin fan for the same reason. (Four surgeries with the same prescription - glad to be off of them. It took a while. Know what you mean, bro.)

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