go to a general practitioner, but make it a Doctor of Obstetrics. They have the same training as any MD does but they also are well informed when it comes to these sorts of problems.
Originally posted by: jjsole
Sounds possibly kidney related. Make sure you're drinking plenty of water atleast.
Originally posted by: episodic
I'm tired of paying him to say, yep - you are messed up - go see this guy. Might as well cut out the middle man. Which docs deal with backs?
Originally posted by: LowerRight BackPain
Although specific medical issues may also be the cause of your back pain such as kidney stones or even tumors. In most cases lower back pain can be attributed to muscle imbalances, skeletal degeneration or injury and are referred to as non specific low back pain. In these cases, imaging such as x-ray or MRI are not necessary unless these precursors are present.
(PLEASE CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN IF YOU FEEL THAT ANY OF THESE APPLY)
Recent significant trauma or milder trauma if age is > 50 years Unexplained weight loss Unexplained fever Immunosuppression Previous or current cancer Intravenous drug use Osteoporosis Chronic corticosteroid use Age < 20 or > 55 (first complains) Focal neurological deficit Thoracic pain Pain non mechanical
If kidney stones can be ruled out then the next course of action is to look to the back and spine specifically.
Procedure :
1. Drink one can of Coke every 20 minutes for 2 hours.
2. Eat the can of asparagus and drink the juices after you?ve finished off the last (6th) Coke.
3. Retain all fluids for as long as possible before eliminating. (I suggest not going to the bathroom until you?ve eaten the asparagus, even then wait for as long as you can before voiding)
4. Drink a minimum of 64 ounces of pure filtered/distilled water throughout the next 24 hours.
You should begin to feel better almost immediately after you?ve begun. I have to remind you, however, that if you do not drink the distilled water immediately following the remedy the stone will not dissolve properly, and the Coke will dehydrate your body and that can actually cause more harm than good without proper rehydration.
It is best to begin the procedure in mid-morning on a nearly empty stomach as that will speed up the process. After you have completed the remedy and begin drinking the water you will be flushing the fluids for a long time. The stone will pass and you may notice sandy bits being released from your body.
Procedure :
1. Over the course of 2 hours, drink the 72 ounces (6 cans) of Coke.
2. Steam or quickly boil the asparagus. Process in the blender until well-puréed.
3. Within 5 minutes from drinking the last 12 ounces of Coke, eat the asparagus purée. Rather than simply gulping it down, try to mix the purée well with your saliva.
The remedy begins working immediately and, within a few hours, you?ll begin to pass the stones through your urine as sand-like particles.
Keys to Success
- The remedy works best if done on an empty stomach during mid-morning time. This will allow you to have more time to expel the by-products of the cleanse.
- Continue to drink a large quantity of distilled water immediately after taking the asparagus. The water will serve to re-hydrate your body. The qualities of Coke will begin to dehydrate you, so the water helps to prevent this from happening.
Originally posted by: Candymancan21
Sounds like a Kidney stone actually. They are very painfull, and you will feal the pain on the lower part of your back on the side.
Originally posted by: LowerRight BackPain
Although specific medical issues may also be the cause of your back pain such as kidney stones or even tumors. In most cases lower back pain can be attributed to muscle imbalances, skeletal degeneration or injury and are referred to as non specific low back pain. In these cases, imaging such as x-ray or MRI are not necessary unless these precursors are present.
(PLEASE CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN IF YOU FEEL THAT ANY OF THESE APPLY)
Recent significant trauma or milder trauma if age is > 50 years Unexplained weight loss Unexplained fever Immunosuppression Previous or current cancer Intravenous drug use Osteoporosis Chronic corticosteroid use Age < 20 or > 55 (first complains) Focal neurological deficit Thoracic pain Pain non mechanical
If kidney stones can be ruled out then the next course of action is to look to the back and spine specifically.
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Originally posted by: LowerRight BackPain
Although specific medical issues may also be the cause of your back pain such as kidney stones or even tumors. In most cases lower back pain can be attributed to muscle imbalances, skeletal degeneration or injury and are referred to as non specific low back pain. In these cases, imaging such as x-ray or MRI are not necessary unless these precursors are present.
(PLEASE CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN IF YOU FEEL THAT ANY OF THESE APPLY)
Recent significant trauma or milder trauma if age is > 50 years Unexplained weight loss Unexplained fever Immunosuppression Previous or current cancer Intravenous drug use Osteoporosis Chronic corticosteroid use Age < 20 or > 55 (first complains) Focal neurological deficit Thoracic pain Pain non mechanical
If kidney stones can be ruled out then the next course of action is to look to the back and spine specifically.
I can only wonder how many years you lurked here, waiting for a thread like this. And being thankful the pain wasn't on the lower LEFT.
Originally posted by: episodic
It just suddenly appeared. I can feel it when I breathe, bend, twist. For an hour or two, it is painful just to walk. It goes to a dull 'roar' for most of the rest of the day and it really hurts when I lay 'flat' and stretch.