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Average recovery time: 49 days

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GrantM0 daysrest, warmth, time, plus being sensibledetails
Mrs.Gally0 daysdetails
Frostbite0 daysdetails
Ollie1 daysCaused I think by lying in the soft chalet bed for 12 hours straight (as I was feeling ill from the night before.) details
mmace1 daysdetails
BazorakcommaJ1 daysdetails
bryant1 dayswent away by next morning, but i shall be more careful next time and limit the amount of effort i put in.details
O-ing1 daysLay down flat for 3 hours, Voltaren (3 tabs)details
rebeccakr1 daysdetails
NMFC1 daysdetails
E-li-sha1 daysswimming fixes anythingdetails
Thoto1 daysBesser durch Warmes Bad, Sitzheizung + Massage, Grund des Hexenschusses nicht bekanntdetails
Pete B1 daysdetails
coach1 daysWent away without much on my part.details
Ollie2 daysKept a good posture for the 48 or so hours it took to clear up. I'll stay away from impact training until the weekend, though.details
Wonkey Donkey2 daysTry to spend more time stretching, especially after long periods sat in car. i.e. 480miles to night champs in 12hrs, 6 hours to Birmingham plus work.details
Ollie2 daysWas careful not to aggravate, and it cleared up as normal after a couple of days. This was not nearly as bad as I've had it in the past.details
Trisportgurl2 daysdetails
Quirkey2 daysStretch More. Get back to doing weekly Yoga session.details
errolpit2 daysdetails
NMFC2 daysdetails
kurthu2 daysdetails
Lucy T2 daysdetails
Sore Thumb2 daysdetails
fpb2 daysBack to 100%. A testament to being in shape.details
Toblerone2 daysAfter these conditions are gone and after I do my next race, I am going to start training my lower back with more frequency to prevent this from happening again -- obviously I overdid it but it's also obvious now I have a major weakness that needs attention. Just sucks I had to find out this way.details
andyd2 daysdetails
RJM2 daysRestdetails
TheInvisibleLog2 daysSlow down and extra caution on back xercisesdetails
andypat2 daysdetails
tom-carl2 daysdetails
nickm2 daysdetails
mmace3 daysdetails
bigbluemarble3 daysNot sciatica. Muscle spasms across lower back. Wondering if it is lasting effects from flubbed epidural in March 2004. details
Jagge3 daysdetails
LC3 daysGot a massage and was diligent with the trigger point therapy.details
Julia (old log)3 daysdetails
jima3 daysSlinging windows around on my own - kinda stupid. Skiing seemed to reallly help - probably the stretching invovled. Hot baths and ibuprofen also major factors.details
TheMinister3 daysdetails
triple-double3 daysimproved in 2 days on its own. I avoided doing anything that hurt furing 2 days as much as possible.details
Tooms3 daysTime, and a few ibuprofen when it was at its worst. All good now.details
dcady3 daysSimply waited it out. Much better today - virtually gone.details
Skippy3 daysdetails
Charlie3 dayssleeping on the floor was the best thing. I think I got this from bending over quickly while there was a cold wind on my back. Just a spasm.details
MDeVoll3 daysRest, advil, and warm wrap on the lower back, though yesterday started cool wrap. Still not sure if I strained or bruised a muscle or kidney.details
Skinorge063 daysdetails
forest grump3 daysdetails
Marius3 daysdetails
bestes3 daysStill sore but not limiting me from doing anything.details
Hirppa3 daysdetails
Marius3 daysdetails
xcsnowskier143 daysFew days of taking it easy was more than enough.details
Kas3 daysSeemed to stop hurting a bit, hopefully recovered :)details
TheMinister3 daysrest, keep the body moving, long afternoon naps, hot compress, and stretchesdetails
Penguino3 daysdetails
pepa.3 daysdetails
whubsch3 daysJust rest and heat. Warm shower water seemed to help more than anything.details
Jaffa Cake4 daysdetails
kwruck4 daysdetails
Ant W4 daysStart doing Pilates again!details
dkonotopetz4 daysdetails
Rowl4 daysTight glut muscle pinching nerve. Glut stretching, more swimming and yoga.details
Ollie4 daysdetails
errolpit4 daysdetails
Sami114 daysdetails
ioana4 daysRest. Massage with tiger balm and icy-cold.details
ab4 daysdetails
OL4 daysRest, chiro, range of motiondetails
ericpurpus4 daysdetails
Janus5 daystreat your back very well, and make sre to stretch regularlydetails
TheInvisibleLog5 daysThis is fixed by keeping the back mobile. Don't stop running, even if its really slow.details
mortenneve5 daysdetails
Nadim5 daysA combination of rest and exercise seemed to help. details
OJ5 daysdetails
Nookie Junkie5 daysdetails
furlong475 daysdetails
dcady5 daysDecided to be cured when it didn't interfere with either running or lifting weights. So what if it hurts when getting up from a chair? (joke) Only used advil on day 1. It got better by itself.details
Nadim5 daysRest from exercise (not much sleep though) and some stretching got it back to a closer to normal feeling. details
wrongwayagain5 daysStill hurts but not like it did before at all or maybe it's just because other stuff hurts more?details
bubo5 daysdetails
Stryder5 daysrecovered enough to train lightly, going to begin strain-counter-strain therapy Tuesday 2/22/2011details
evancuster5 daysdetails
Ursa5 daysantibiotikidetails
thiesd5 daysi think it was inflammation in my back, and some ibuprofen and some good stretching post rundetails
koriordan5 daysdetails
peterk5 daysdetails
bubo5 daysdetails
mmace5 daysdetails
Tooms5 daysDay 4 was strong ES & MFD spasming R sided, pretty much gone Day 5. Good.details
Porti5 daysdetails
jotaigna6 daysas it happened before, lots of rest, withdrew from competition and a series of lower back stretches combined with neurofen plus and voltarendetails
kurthu6 daysdetails
bradc6 daysLots of heat, stretching, brufen and mobility work. After three days there was noticeable improvement; by the weekend it felt pretty much OK.details
naomi6 daysdetails
Tooms6 daysLumbar spine 'hinges' instead of curves at L2/L3. Theory is hard ride Tues over loaded the hinge point and there was a minor shift of one of the joints and concurrent severe muscle spasm.details
Nadim6 daysI just took it easy; walking slower and going down stairs slower. details
chrispat6 daysdetails
Firbee6 daysConstant movement seemed to help. Spoke with some sports genius who said is was a mucle pull, and that inactivity is the worst thing for it, although thats all it makes you want to do. Its faded to almost nothing now, and I imagine it'll be gone in the next day or so.details
ccsteve6 daysRest, Stretching, Walking. Need to add a core component to workouts...details
slangjudoka6 daysdetails
Rosco6 daysvery tight musclesdetails
Michel6 daysMeteen op de dinsdag naar Rogier geweest en een drietal dagen voor het slapen diazepam en diclofinac genomen. Oefeningen gedaan. Leek dus echt een soort kneuzinkje te zijn.details
kaupoi6 daysRauhoittunut. Juoksemaan ei vielä tee mieli, mutta joogaan ehkä jo. Pitkät päivät istumista koneen ääressä ei sovi jos haluaa hyppiä jyrkänteiltä. Voimistelen enemmän.details
Go Salamander6 daysRest.details
Ironfrog6 daysVoltaren immediately and normal exercise is key as long as the back i not "locked". In the latter case, it would be appropriate to start up with Voltaren, see a physical therapist or similar and get help to manipulate the joints in place the same day, and then start up with exercise.details
cortelmcm6 daysMassage helps prevent most my back issues. Need to continue stretching program.details
peterk6 daysA visit to chiropracter and physio has helped settle this downdetails
YouRNotHere6 daysThis is about 95% recovered. Had to lay off the resistance training for a few days. details
LOST_Richard6 daysA few good pokes from the physiodetails
andrewlee6 daysdetails
afsheen6 daysRelatively weak abdominals. details
nickm6 daysdetails
angelica7 daysJust a 'stiff back' like a 'stiff neck'. Time helped it go away - I even ran a race and was okay.details
Norry X-C Loppet7 dayssolid bed, saty away from squash courts, do high reps in weight room easy runs, stay active, but just ease off everything. It's hard not to test it, but DON'T IT DOESN'T WORK you have done this before!!! Just nice and easy... HEALdetails
Evaldas7 daysdetails
Koen7 daysdetails
Jagge7 daysdetails
Marius7 daysIsgeriau Diclack tableciu pora ir kazkokoi tepalo dar nupirko.details
xcman827 daysdetails
xcman827 daysdetails
dwiz037 daysTook 2 days offdetails
Pete B7 daysdetails
hamish7 daysdetails
bubo7 daysMaybe overdoing the double-poling without being properly conditioned? Arms were OK but back was tired and then I lost my grip on the last uphill and violently pulled a tired muscle...details
Totem7 daysdetails
OL7 daysIMS treatment on Thursday fixed it. details
MDeVoll7 daysThis injury caught me by surprise. I ramped up my workout, but nothing led me to think I would be out for the week. I used heat, ibuprofen, stretching and rest. Noticed that the pain migrated from my lower back to my front hip, before eventually resolving itself.details
Ollie7 daysdetails
gas_turbine7 daysStretch, exercise. Wait for pop.details
Go Salamander7 daysIgnored it.details
O9Man7 daysdetails
urthbuoy8 daysdetails
drwill48 daysPain still present but reduced. Probably there for life ust like the right side of my back.details
MW8 daysdetails
andyd8 daysdetails
Sid8 daysDo not do core workout two days in a row.details
Jared8 daysStill a bit sore but very manageable now time is all it took.details
errolpit8 daysdetails
coach8 daysGone away on it's own.details
KingTim8 daysLots of stretching and no running. Maintaining good posture while sitting at work.details
Hämis8 daysdetails
cfpete8 daysRest, ice, heat - need to be carefuldetails
jpeters8 daysAcupuncture, yoga, PT work on tight hips has basicallly addressed the issue. Need to be careful to continue to stretch hips well.details
jima8 daysGoing to declare victory - just sort of faded away. Seat heater in the car, applied at the proper times, made a lot of difference in getting out after a long drive and not being hunched over for several hours.details
glitterwitch8 daysyoga, yoga yogadetails
Pellervo8 daysKipukoukku, lepoa ja pääsin maanantaina Raunolla hierottavaksi. details
JaimeVelo8 daysstill slightly stiff but back to 95%details
Lieke8 daysdinsdag halve dag op bed gelegen, rust lijkt goed geholpen te hebben daarna ging het een stuk beter.details
Sony9 daysdetails
Nadim9 daysI waited it out though exercise did seem to have a positive correlation. It just wasn't immediate. Also odd was the migration of the pain from the base of the spine to my hip and down into my left leg..details
The Fish9 daysAbs, arches, and stretching.details
Tim S9 daysdetails
tcut9 daysdetails
Strand9 daysdetails
Mahuan!9 daysTurned out to be nothing but a little muscle soreness that went away with rest and yoga.details
Stryder9 daysI was healed enough to do my back PT so I figure that is healed enough to begin regular training.details
vad19739 daysRemise en place de la vertèbredetails
Sid9 daysNeed to do more regular core work! Torso is too imbalanced otherwise!details
TheInvisibleLog9 daysIn the end increasing pain forced total rest for a day, and then a slow recovery ensued. Wisdom. That's obvious... don't run into kangaroos.details
phil9 daysChemie hiflt: Ibuprofen und Suldarud (oder irgendsowas). details
mbo9 days? sleeping without a pillow at Wheeler ? plodding along with the AT gear ? the few bale-outs I took when skiing too fastdetails
johnd9 daysPhysio.A slight mis placed disc impinging on a nerve.More glute /core strengthening.details
tjansson9 daysdetails
Jay-T9 daysRest...details
Natalieeb9 daysdetails
leper10 daysonly taking it easy, lying down a lot, and one of those velcro back brace things seemed to help.details
dcady10 daysSlowly got better by itself. No docs. Took max dose of ibuprofen for first several days. Tried heating pad a couple of times and that seemed to help a lot. Should have used it sooner and more often.details
mmace10 daysdetails
LeeVice10 daysdetails
frankj10 daysstopped d'lifts and squats. gave it time. extra careful with d'lift form from now on.details
Sid10 daysJust rested and had an easy week. details
tomtom10 daysdetails
Cake10 daysWeak back. Tut tutdetails
tcut10 daysdetails
tcut10 daysTime, light exercise (walking) & heatdetails
Sergey10 daysAnti-inflamatory/ice in the beginning, chiropractic therapy, rest, stretching/yoga.details
MVB10 daysdetails
jima11 daysTake it easy. Dr. prescribed a steriod and muscle relaxant. details
Russell11 daysdetails
kurthu11 daysdetails
Ursa11 daysi think it is better because i did some exercises for those muscules. details
Sid11 daysNot a major problem but this occurence suggests a muscle imbalance. Have not been doing core workouts for the week.details
GPS11 daysdetails
mmace11 daysdetails
errolpit11 daysdetails
barb11 daysdetails
bubo11 daysTurning the injury off now - but I guess the back will continue to be a bit weak. Whether it´s from too much exercise or not enough strength training I don´t know - maybe this is just the way my body reacts now.details
sajmoen11 daysdetails
Sid12 daysStrengthen core to help back take the abuse. details
RichardLund12 daysMust strengthen my core muscle groups especially stomach!details
LarryC12 daysdetails
cortelmcm12 daysdetails
Tooms12 daysCause - butterfly. ie. flexion/extension of pelvis. Ditto one week later, but not butterfly. Big cause - too much sitting, not enough postural work, big imbalance in right musculature vs left in my low back. Resolution - lying on my back with pillow in low back to reverse flexion position that I spasm into. Lots of trigger pointing of erector spinae, glutes and possibly QL (need to look it up!). Nurofen. With hint of a twinge need to lie on my back flat on the floor and relax and it ha...details
Boltboi12 daysdetails
Boje12 daysdetails
bubi13 daysRest, warm up, stretch.details
tomtom13 daysStretches from physio, lots of icing and massage (physio)details
TimGood13 daysHad been intending to do more core exercises, now seem even more important.details
tcut13 daysV. gentle, light exercise & hot bathsdetails
Lieke13 daysdetails
slauenstein14 daysRest as a first measure. The hip belt that I received from the PT helped stabilize the pelvis, relieved a lot of the pain and helped the joint heal. Worked wonders.details
Charlie14 daysTook it easy - got some very helpful PT, the highlight of which was electrostimulation - felt like a hive of yellow jackets, but allowed me to straighten up and I didn't need a cane again after one treatment.details
kurthu14 daysdetails
mmace14 daysdetails
ioana14 daysRest. rest. rest. IBU. massage. The hot pack - some people say yes, some say not. No wisdom added here.details
tcut14 daysdetails
rskyles14 daysdetails
fpb14 daysdetails
Shingo14 daysdetails
ebuckley15 daysdetails
ihelgesen15 daysetter 3 ganger hos kiropraktos va alt bare fryd og gammen igjen:)details
drwill415 daysTime.... stopped any working out completely for 4 days then came back very gently. I can still feel the area but it doesn't hurt.details
Bomb15 daysdetails
Alibongo15 daysdetails
Hirppa15 daysenemmän kuntopiiriä keskivartalolledetails
phatty15 daysdetails
Sergey15 daysRest, anti-infalamtory, ice in the beginning, careful start of training again.details
Coneff15 daysStretching helped, but steady pace running turned out to be most helpful. I'm recovered, but it still needs my attention and extra time for stretching.details
'Bent16 daysAccupuncture with electrostim when worst, then chiro and lots of stretching, espec. psoas. May be related to lumbar support issues on 'bent. It was up and down, so I took 5 days fully off everything but balance and stretching.details
bradc16 daysdetails
simmo16 daysdetails
kurthu16 daysdetails
Poo Boy16 daysdetails
Tom O16 daysThe doctor advised that the best course of action was plain rest. He felt even stretching could be detrimental and ice/heat may not be of much benefit either. So I took it easy for a few days and that seems to have done the trick.details
fizzyred17 daysglute strength still needs improvement but much better adjust bike position so will testdetails
Valencia17 daysdetails
M.Muppet17 daysdetails
Sid17 daysNo sure if I could have changed anything but need to watch back abuse.details
dersu17 daysdetails
easy-rider17 daystime, time, time...details
kurthu17 daysdetails
bradc18 daysOn the mend - no longer gating trainingdetails
Quirkey18 daysAlways maintain good posture, even when 'just' sitting around. Add some abdominal core work or even some Plilates to your training regime. Good posture and strong core will help to protect from back injury.details
orienteeringTim18 daysdetails
MikeW18 daysdetails
errolpit18 daysdetails
Zyza18 daysdetails
Hirppa18 daysdetails
Jagge19 daysdetails
ne19 daysNo real idea of the cause or the resolution. Short runs and runs with the Frees seem to help....? I am sure the coming weekend of hard running will kill me. details
Sherpa19 daysNot sure what caused the pain, but it just seemed to get better on it's own. details
Charlie19 daystime, being a little careful. Got some nice therapy sessions early on which helped quite a bitdetails
Jagge19 daysdetails
slauenstein19 daysDry needling in my butt muscles helped a lot. details
Spottage19 daysInsufficient stretching? Insufficient gut exercises? too much gardening combined with squash combined with running. I stretch often - always in conjunction with exercise but perhaps it wasn't enough?details
Shingo19 daysLots of exercises needed to avid it happening again.details
drwill420 days24 may 07 - It seems that I can perform any of the various activities I like to do such as weight liting, biking & kayaking. I have not tried hiking yet. My major problem is simply standing and walking. I can not stand for longer than a few minutes without significant pain. It has been 3 weeks since the flair-up and It does not seem to be getting better over time. Morning stretches and evening hot tub soaks alleviate the symptoms only. It seems that this again, is the new normal of my life a...details
kurthu20 daysdetails
zoolander20 daysTorsion of hockey most likely. Trained through it and stretched hips, flexors, hams daily. Plus continued strengthening.details
Crash20 daysI am not truely recovered, but in the power of positive thinking, if I start telling myself I am , it may sink in!details
BillJarvis20 daysRest and began sitting on ball for core development.details
kurthu20 daysdetails
ken20 dayshad been neglecting hip-flexor stretching. gradually improved after making an effort to loosen up there.details
AliceCampbell20 daysdetails
urthbuoy21 daysdetails
sparky31321 daysstanding and walking round london didn't feel comfortable, but the pain has mostly gone now, still get the odd twinge with sudden movement. I might try the bike tis weekend, I'll change the handlebar position to see if I can get a better ride.details
tRicky21 daysdetails
Stryder21 daysPt stretching & muscle stimulation details
WillRigg21 daysdetails
Gil21 daysRest and core strengthdetails
leepback22 daysdetails
ebuckley22 daysdetails
Veijo22 daysdetails
Charlie22 daysI know what caused it - sudden movement to catch medicine ball low and to the left. Recovery - rest, massage. Actually a pretty quick recovery. Still some residual soreness, but it was no longer an impediment by the Boulder Dash.details
ahall22 daysdetails
Shingo22 daysdetails
o'man23 dayspretty good MTBO all last week with only a minor twinge on sunday, so all fixed (at least until next time)details
kwruck24 daysFinally after stretching, icing, IBP and magnesium (and time) it got betterdetails
Aiden Sullivan24 daysdetails
Tiny26 daysdetails
Jagge27 daysdetails
mjd27 daysdetails
hagi27 daysdetails
olle7128 daysdetails
Charlie30 daysMostly just faded away. It's not perfect, but much less annoying than a few weeks ago. Tried to be gentle with it, maintain posture, avoid undue strain.details
smoke30 daysdetails
revy30 daysSlowly improved. Shovelling didn't help. Still notice it when sleeping.details
kurthu30 daysdetails
cortelmcm31 daysWent to the doctor and they provided a prescription for phys therapy. Now I can go if the problem occurs again. They also recommend a lot of IBPROF. details
tomtom31 daysJust for the time being I imagine. Chiropractor x 3details
Torino31 daysdetails
Philipp31 daysdetails
McGonagall31 daysBack strain: It just got better over timedetails
fpb31 daysAside from lax warmups, cooldowns and cross-training, I think the main cause was an evening in early April when I went for a run at night and my headlamp gave out. I kept up my pace and made at least one bad step - I expected to hit ground and kept going a few more inches. I may have done this multiple times. I think this would have healed on its own but I think the chiropractor moved up the clock by a few weeks.details
Chief31 daysdetails
will_benedikz31 daysWarmth and rest seemed to cure. Have to make a DRs appointment to get proper resolution in future.details
cortelmcm32 daysdetails
Godafoss32 daysGradual recovery from injdetails
Dangerman32 daysdetails
mcqueen33 daysComputer in bed + running&jumping when I shouldn't be doing it.details
Sid34 daysShould have seen a massage therapist sooner to correct the muscle imbalance.details
Shminty35 daysGradual recoverydetails
triple-double36 daysI did not do anything in particular to help. It was significantly better after 3 week, but it took a good 5 weeks to recover. details
Totem37 daysdetails
o'man37 daysCross fingers - looks like it's at last largely sorted. No noticeable pain running tonight :-D details
Sherpa38 daysNo more heavy deadlifts. Pretty much back to my normal routine, but not going to push things for the next little while. details
easy-rider38 daysTime, rest, stretching.details
CBL39 daysHopefully resolved. Easing back in gently and plenty of stretching esp hip flexors.details
mmace40 daysdetails
eoinmcc40 daysdetails
mjd41 daysrestdetails
abort42 daysSlowly went away, went to chiro which helped and recovered over time. details
Nadim43 daysTime, stretching, some rest and some exercise. details
T - runner43 daysdetails
Mitch7843 daysdetails
easy-rider44 daysTime, time, time...details
Old_Fox45 daysdetails
Fabi45 daysRepos et ostéopathe.details
DGrove46 daysStretching, PT, lots of rest. Pushed back start of XC summer training to recover. Occasionally very minor dull lower back pain on the R side still bugs me so it's never been perfect, but is pretty much gone.details
SannaM46 daysdetails
Shingo46 daysdetails
Valencia48 daysMy back is basically just stiff some of the time now. My sense is that I suffer from a chronic condition called "my thirties". I'm going to get some massage and acupuncture, but otherwise I think this thing no longer qualifies as an injury.details
igorun48 daysdetails
shanel48 daysTight hip flexors and weak glutesdetails
Trav51 daysSI joint pain took 6 weeks to blow overdetails
TereseO51 daysdetails
Pellervo51 daysYhteensä 5 käsittelyä kiropraktikolla. Ylläpito-ohjeena ryhtilihasten harjoittelua jumppapallolla.details
LC52 daysdetails
marten52 daysdetails
Tiny53 daysdetails
GrantM53 daysWent to Belconnen Physio (Natalie Woods) on Mon 3 September. Was given gentle stretching, plus nueral slides, plus Fisiocreme. Things had improved by the end of the week. Return visit on Fri 7 September said continue with stretching regime - only come back if not improving and don't run/race on weekend - last bit of advice was partially ignored :(details
MoeD55 dayscore strengthing details
Cos55 daysdetails
#turbo55 daysdetails
LC56 daysdetails
vosvos57 daysPepper patch helped.details
gas_turbine57 dayswait. wait.details
eelgrassman58 daysAleve, Chiropractics, timedetails
LittleBit60 daysPain is more discomfort now so it feels cheating to have it on my log. Still an issue occasionally but I think I'll live!details
bradc60 daysGo see a good chiropractor!details
Hirppa61 daysdetails
going for gold63 daysdetails
GrantM65 daysNot sure whether it was just time that eventually fixed things, or the 3 sessions of traction I have had in the last week, but things are a lot better. Still rather stiff, but even the soreness has nearly gone. details
Hirppa66 daysdetails
jgreen68 dayskeep a close contact with your breaks while wheeling.details
tRicky69 daysdetails
zoolander70 daysStill haven't done any real running. A few short runs (few hundred meters) here and there. Only feel discomfort (nerve) now when doing twists (i.e. wood choppers, etc.)details
JonD70 dayssee log above. 12.8 still occasionaly get that "pop" in the back and an odd stiffness in the hip - left side this morning but sometimes it can be right side. However there is really nothing more to treat in this injury.details
m71 daysdetails
Yak71 daysongoing but not too bad - worsened by weedingdetails
jlf73 daysdetails
Komy73 daysdetails
fredder75 daysI'm going to call this over--even though the stiffness just hasn't gone away. It probably slows me down some, but it doesn't keep me from training anymore. To really address the problem, I think I'd have to spend more time at getting massages and adjustments than I do.details
Tiny77 daysdetails
MeanGene79 dayscause - last winter heard (Feb 07?) a pop lifting weights in a bent over rowing exercise. No hurt then. PT and stretching routine recommended by Dr Rob Jones emphasized core muscles. Yoga recommended and must do stretching daily. It must work as I can bike ride again without pain afterwards (5/18/07)details
WandAR79 daysdetails
mikeywid81 daysJust time and a good attitudedetails
jonny crickmore82 daysdetails
o'man82 dayspretty much OK now although I did tweak it a bit playing indoor cricket last week, but near enough to colour it donedetails
Bambi on ice85 daysdetails
Crit-Fagg87 daysdetails
runonthefly91 daysNothing helped. I ended up getting an epidural cortisone shot. That worked right away, but still tingling and numbness in right leg. Will do that right away next time.details
Niamh☀92 daysdetails
Michel99 daysUiteindelijk nog onder supervisie van de fysio en als het te erg is in mijn rug kan ik terug komen.details
lorrieq102 daysKeep hydrated and stretchdetails
supersaint102 daysGot some massage, and more core stability work seemed to do the trick.details
Thanatomimesis107 daysdetails
Vox112 daystime, physio, chiro and more timedetails
vandy6616113 daysBack is finally starting to feel good. Not really sure what cured it. I stopped drinking coffee. Maybe the caffine was "stressing" my body. My leg feels better to, but not quite 100% yet. The day I stopped drinking was the day my body started feeling better. Weird. details
Boltboi115 daysdetails
Black_Knight118 daysCore exercises seem to have fixed this, although I suspect it may be still lingering, and flare up again sometime?details
arg121 daysdetails
szwikker125 daysdetails
bubi132 daysSOM & salsa & salsa stretching??? Hummm ...details
mattspencer133 daysdetails
rdlesko138 daysFinally feel pain free today.  No problems getting out of my chair or car.  Lets see how it goes towards the weekend.details
bendover141 dayschiropractor treatment worked and am now more mobile and back running after a 5 week lay off. still some attention needed for core stability and will have to be more rigorous with my working posture, particularly when working from home. all in all, a positive out come though.details
Ironwealth146 daysBack has settled to some tightness occassionally. Accupuncture and Physio still to monitor and control pain.details
Möhkis154 daysPäätän tämän jakson, koska nyt on enään liikkuminen asenteesta kiinni. Tuntemuksia edelleen on mutta toistaiseksi ne eivät haittaa kevyttä liikkumista. Tarkastellaan tilanne uudestaan siirryttäessä tavoitteelliseen liikuntaan.details
Joe158 daystime heals all woundsdetails
cbd162 daysdetails
hutspot174 dayswill have to commit to core work and watch for over trainingdetails
cmpbllv180 daysDefinitely the muscle imbalance combined with standing positions in yoga and driving. It's still there if I run hard or hills in particular, but I can work it out with stretching piriformis and quads.details
rainyruns187 daysI think I can safely say it's better?details
vosvos199 daysdetails
VAP40200 daysKeep active, and lots of core work and stretchingdetails
Linas204 daysdetails
forest grump235 daysdetails
Jacko239 daysLots of pilates/core workdetails
mkb0909253 daysnever got better, just got tired of looking at it. going to ignore and push on.details
OL274 daysTight hamstrings lead to tightness. Need to stay on top of stretching. Some physio helps, needles as welldetails
CBL363 daysdetails
Martinpeat396 daysdetails
T.Cannan520 daysIf you were to eat yourself, would you be twice as big or disappear completely?details
ken559 daysit seems like the root cause was hip-flexor tightness. stretching that out really helped.details
Rosenstiel570 daysdetails
OJ787 daysSeveral months of regular exercises and strengthening seems to have more-or-less fixed it. Need to keep up the exercises now that it is better to prevent a recurrance. details
Oxoman1197 daysdetails
Hilary1254 daysStill get some nerve involvement in foot from time to time especially when I have run on hard surfaces. Yoga and pilates are now a necessary and valuable part of my life to maintain my back and muscles.details
ken1291 daysdetails
evancuster5+ daysdetails
mjd7+ daysdetails
O-ing13+ daysdetails
Ari-o17+ daysdetails
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