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stevewool
29th January 2011, 11:33
well trust me to twist my back, just out shopping and walking back to the car with 6 bags of shopping, food shopping so quite heavy, then my phone rings in my pocket, its on vibrat and ringing so do i just let it vibrat and enjoy or answer it, yep you have guessed it i put all 6 bags in one hand while grabbing my phone, doing a little twist and snap there is goes , my poor back, Emma is at work so no rubbing and sothing till after 7 pm tonight, poor me, had to get the kids to fetch the shopping out of the car, so any one close to me ring me and come and give me a rub down:)

subseastu
29th January 2011, 12:30
Thank god I'm at work!!!!! Try lying in a hot bath mate, I also find consuming massive amounts of alchol helps!

stevewool
29th January 2011, 12:33
cant get in the bath mate well can realy but try geting out , the alcohol sounds ok but better drinking with a mate so i can moan about my back to someone

subseastu
29th January 2011, 12:35
Drink looking at a mirror, problem solved!!

stevewool
29th January 2011, 13:03
tried that too but dont you hate it when the bloke you looking at is better looking then you, hey up have i drunk to much already:icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:

Arthur Little
29th January 2011, 13:25
well trust me to twist my back, just out shopping and walking back to the car with 6 bags of shopping, food shopping so quite heavy, then my phone rings in my pocket, its on vibrat and ringing so do i just let it vibrat and enjoy or answer it, yep you have guessed it i put all 6 bags in one hand while grabbing my phone, doing a little twist and snap there is goes , my poor back ...

:cwm24: ... how awful, Steve ... I can empathise


Emma is at work so no rubbing and sothing till after 7 pm tonight, poor me, had to get the kids to fetch the shopping out of the car, so any one close to me ring me and come and give me a rub down:)

:sorry-2: ... ah ... now, there's the "rub" ... would if I could ... but I'm too far away!

bruneicop
29th January 2011, 13:28
nothing worse mate, get some deep heat on it, and a couple of ibuuprofens, cant only help

Terpe
29th January 2011, 14:02
That's miserable when you have a back problem.
We always bring some 'magic potions' from Phils. Maybe your Emma has some.
We have Efficascent Oil, PAU Liniment and Tiger Balm (White). All great for aches and pains, stiff necks and bad backs etc. Just massage in.

Maybe Tiger Balm can be found in Boots.

Anyway, best just lay down, keep warm and try to relax:D

stevewool
29th January 2011, 17:57
try to relax, not a chance cooking emma dinner tonight after doing a double shift, but if she likes my food i will get a back rub from here, feeling better all ready:)

Sim11UK
29th January 2011, 18:07
Good Steve :xxgrinning--00xx3: The wife swears by a product called 'Blue Miracle'...You can rub it in, drink it, clear drains with it...everything. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

stevewool
29th January 2011, 18:27
hahah thats sounds just what i need there sim:icon_lol::icon_lol:

alanmf1
29th January 2011, 18:50
Just over an hour to wait for your "appointment" mate.....:icon_lol::Cuckoo:

stevewool
29th January 2011, 19:00
indeed its ok till i move then bloodly hell it hurts, its been a long day but like all men we dont go on about all our pain and hurts we have daily:icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:

Englishman2010
29th January 2011, 21:12
hope you feel better soon Steve.
Did Emma like the dinner you cooked?

Arthur Little
29th January 2011, 21:54
Purely a tentative suggestion, Steve :rolleyes: ... but I wonder if there's any slim chance that Emma might've brought any small bottles of Extra-Strength METHYL SALICYLATE CAMPHOR + MENTHOL Efficascent Oil over with her from the Phils. It's apparently very soothing for massage ... but I'm not sure if it is sold in the UK. :NoNo: Worth checking out at Boots ... and/or other High Street pharmacies. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Pete/London
30th January 2011, 02:48
Purely a tentative suggestion, Steve :rolleyes: ... but I wonder if there's any slim chance that Emma might've brought any small bottles of Extra-Strength METHYL SALICYLATE CAMPHOR + MENTHOL Efficascent Oil over with her from the Phils. It's apparently very soothing for massage ... but I'm not sure if it is sold in the UK. :NoNo: Worth checking out at Boots ... and/or other High Street pharmacies. :xxgrinning--00xx3:

I have used something similar in the past but the smell does linger, the only thing that kills it is dried fish:doh

I suffer with constant back and hip pain Steve and the only thing that hits my spot you need to see your doctor for. I take Zydol/Tramadol , the only thing is it does leave you very light headed and feeling like i`m high. Sometimes not a bad thing though.:)

stevewool
30th January 2011, 12:55
well thanks for all the advice , emma did massage my back and a great job she did too, and yes she did enjoy what i cooked for here Ian, bad back still here but its ok once i have started to move around , why do us men think that taking a tablet or rubbing something on our backs will improve us with in hours , not days :doh

Doc Alan
30th January 2011, 19:07
I can sympathise Steve, and sorry for the late response.
You might not be surprised to know that nearly 3/4 people do experience back pain ( and 2/3 neck pain) at some time in their lives. It's most common between 35 and 55, and less than 1/10 go on to become chronic (lasting over 12 weeks). In most cases it's "non-specific" - brought on by twisting, heavy physical work, prolonged static postures like sitting at the computer, or stress and anxiety. Less than 1/20 have a physical cause like prolapsed disc, fracture, or arthritis.
Opioid painkillers such as Tramadol, or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as Ibuprofen, are beneficial for severe pain. Massage, or various other "treatments" suggested already may help possibly because they also help relaxation, which is so important. Prolonged bed rest, or traction, is not recommended. Lumbar supports, spinal manipulation and acupuncture, are of uncertain benefit. Moderate exercise is encouraged as soon as possible.

stevewool
30th January 2011, 20:14
hi Alan well all you say is correct, i have taken some tablets and of course emma has those magic hands, getting better today and yes it was a twist that caused it

KeithD
30th January 2011, 21:30
..... and of course emma has those magic hands....
Yeah but she's supposed to be rubbing your back ;)

DaveyWallis
30th January 2011, 23:54
If you're prepared to give acupuncture a go I used this guy, who is local to you, when I had a severely bad back a few years ago. He was recommended to me by several people I worked with in Derby at that time. My own GP was useless but this chap cured me in 3 sessions.

Dr Lam
Acupuncture Clinic
319 Osmaston Park Road
Derby
DE24 8DA
01332 384136

Let us know if you have any success.

Andy