I have flat feet, which results in back/foot/leg pain and fatigue after standing still for long periods of time. I do have orthotic inserts for my shoes, but that doesn’t stop the pain.
What kind of medication could I talk to my doctor about regarding such an issue? Something that can relieve or possibly numb the pain but keep me coherent during extended periods of standing still? (like orthodox church services for example, which can last as long as 6 hours during the week of easter)
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My grandmother has lately been having serious back pain, and we don’t know what to do anymore. She has been to a few doctors, and all they could’ve done was give pain killers which doesn’t help. Just now she was crying about it, and says that it’s her lower back that pains very badly, especially when she walks, and after walks. Her whole body has been going seriously downwards after she fell and splintered her hip bone which she received surgery on a year ago. Please, I need some serious advice that helps!
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Learn how to do the fish pose when using yoga poses for lower back pain relief in this free exercise video from a hatha yoga instructor. Expert: Elizabeth Rose Bio: Elizabeth Rose is a registered Hatha yoga teacher with a background in modern dance, gymnastics, martial arts, and circus arts. Filmmaker: randy primm
A low back pain disc herniation ,sciatica Educational animation video describing disc herniation of the lumbo sacral spine.this video is produced by university of toledo orthopedic surgeon .it explains the anatomy of the spine the structure of the disc and types ,site ,level of disc prolapse bulge herniation L4_L5 AND L5-S1 are the commenst levels causing sciatica and positive SLR OR STRETCH TEST cauda equina injury could involve the bladder and bowel.exclude si or sacro iliac joint pain by examination or injection of the si joint .this video is created by university of toledo orthopedic surgeon