Back Pain / Issues - 2003-04 Mach 1 Registry Owners Club

Iceman91 · 07-30-2010, 03:22 PM

I was looking for any other members who have had back issues and what they tried to alleviate the pain.

About a year and half ago, I was diagnosed with a herniated disc in my L5/S1. It happened after playing basketball and the next day, I couldn't stand straight or walk. I have been getting injections for the past year and that gives relief for about 1-3 months.

I've bought inversion tables, tried yoga, stretching, and nothing seems to work. It's not the type of pain that will drop you to your knees, it's just bothersome enough to interfere with your normal life. I'm only 37, but my profession (police officer) I'm sure doesn't help.

Any techniques, methods, or any advice would be greatly appreciated.

rich1 · 07-30-2010, 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Iceman91

I was looking for any other members who have had back issues and what they tried to alleviate the pain.

About a year and half ago, I was diagnosed with a herniated disc in my L5/S1. It happened after playing basketball and the next day, I couldn't stand straight or walk. I have been getting injections for the past year and that gives relief for about 1-3 months.

I've bought inversion tables, tried yoga, stretching, and nothing seems to work. It's not the type of pain that will drop you to your knees, it's just bothersome enough to interfere with your normal life. I'm only 37, but my profession (police officer) I'm sure doesn't help.

Any techniques, methods, or any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I will tell you the facts of my back pain. I injured my L5/S1 too. I had PT, Ultra Sound treatments and injections too. This was a on the job injury and the insurance company did not want to fix it. After 9 months of pain and bs i sued them. Two weeks later i had the back operation and it was fixed. No more problems since then, may be the same for you too.

Lonestar7 · 07-30-2010, 04:13 PM

Look for a doctor that has a spinal decompression machine works wonders on you without surgery!

Good luck,

LS

rich1 · 07-30-2010, 04:29 PM

:QUOTE=Lonestar7;1305797]Look for a doctor that has a spinal decompression machine works wonders on you without surgery!

Good luck,

LS

[/QUOTE]

Depends on the person but..IMO..All those so called" treatments" are like going to a chiropractic doctor...you just keep going and going and going. The real solution is to fix the problem . This is important since this person is still young and can heal better now rather then when he gets older.

Con's Mach1 · 07-30-2010, 04:50 PM

When you have to relate numbers and letters to injuries, that don't sound good!

Iceman91 · 07-30-2010, 05:15 PM

I felt the same way about going to the chiro. He would do the adjustment, hook up the tens machine and I'm out the door. Doesn't really fix the problem, but I'm sure he likes my co-pay's. It just gets really frustrating sometimes. I'm not trying to get a medical retirement or anything like that. I like my job and just want to continue to live and work somewhat pain-free.

I've heard that most surgical procedures don't fix the problem. Even my back doctor is against back surgery...

rich1 · 07-30-2010, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Iceman91

I felt the same way about going to the chiro. He would do the adjustment, hook up the tens machine and I'm out the door. Doesn't really fix the problem, but I'm sure he likes my co-pay's. It just gets really frustrating sometimes. I'm not trying to get a medical retirement or anything like that. I like my job and just want to continue to live and work somewhat pain-free.

I've heard that most surgical procedures don't fix the problem. Even my back doctor is against back surgery...

Well .

.it doesent hurt him any right? Get another doctor. I had to get 2 second opnions and one for me too. All were highly rated and said the same thing ..fix it. One of the top 5 doctors in the country at Duke Hospital fixed mine.BTW ..the last resort for the insurance company was a Tens machine that they gave me not to sue them !

Mikestang · 07-30-2010, 06:24 PM

Went to the Chiro
ice on the back
and tylonol

The tylonol worked better than hydrocodien
I think opiats are not good for muscle or back pain since they
inflame the joints.

_bones · 07-30-2010, 06:51 PM

after a couple bad motox crashes i could not stand the pills they gave me for the pain. They really didnt help and i didnt want to get addicted. i honestly had a bud find me a bud. j/k dont arrest me lol

07-30-2010, 03:22 PM	#1
Iceman91 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Sunshine State Posts: 233	Back Pain / Issues I was looking for any other members who have had back issues and what they tried to alleviate the pain. About a year and half ago, I was diagnosed with a herniated disc in my L5/S1. It happened after playing basketball and the next day, I couldn't stand straight or walk. I have been getting injections for the past year and that gives relief for about 1-3 months. I've bought inversion tables, tried yoga, stretching, and nothing seems to work. It's not the type of pain that will drop you to your knees, it's just bothersome enough to interfere with your normal life. I'm only 37, but my profession (police officer) I'm sure doesn't help. Any techniques, methods, or any advice would be greatly appreciated. __________________ Current: '03 Azure Blue :THUMBSUP: Gone but not forgotten: '99 "Limited" 35th GT '03 Oxford White Mach 1 '03 Torch Red Mach 1

07-30-2010, 04:13 PM	#3
Lonestar7 Guest Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 3,152	Re: Back Pain / Issues Look for a doctor that has a spinal decompression machine works wonders on you without surgery! Good luck, LS

07-30-2010, 04:29 PM	#4
rich1 AUTOMACHTIC Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: RTP/ N.C. Posts: 4,813	Re: Back Pain / Issues :QUOTE=Lonestar7;1305797]Look for a doctor that has a spinal decompression machine works wonders on you without surgery! Good luck, LS[/QUOTE] Depends on the person but..IMO..All those so called" treatments" are like going to a chiropractic doctor...you just keep going and going and going. The real solution is to fix the problem . This is important since this person is still young and can heal better now rather then when he gets older. __________________ UPGRADES...Tokico Illuminas Borla SS Catback , Steeda Underdrives , Strut Brace , HPM Lower K Brace , L /C Arms , U /C Arms , HPM PanHard Bar, K&N FRPK 2, GOODYEAR GT1 , MRT- H-Pipe , JLT VaporTraps , SLP-12'" Tips! , FRPP Shorty 1 5/8 Headers , Brembo D/S & PBR D/S Rotors ,FRPP Alum.DS ,Roys 3/8 Spacer , SVT Focus 255 pump SCTsw Chip PRO-DYNOjet NA 300.01hp /315tq (Auto) ,Innovate W/B ,Compucar Wet Kit (90jet) + Heater and E Gauge * 360 hp/385tq 12.5 -1/4 @112

07-30-2010, 04:50 PM	#5
Con's Mach1 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Acworth, Georgia Posts: 2,564	Re: Back Pain / Issues When you have to relate numbers and letters to injuries, that don't sound good!

07-30-2010, 05:15 PM	#6
Iceman91 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Sunshine State Posts: 233	Re: Back Pain / Issues I felt the same way about going to the chiro. He would do the adjustment, hook up the tens machine and I'm out the door. Doesn't really fix the problem, but I'm sure he likes my co-pay's. It just gets really frustrating sometimes. I'm not trying to get a medical retirement or anything like that. I like my job and just want to continue to live and work somewhat pain-free. I've heard that most surgical procedures don't fix the problem. Even my back doctor is against back surgery... __________________ Current: '03 Azure Blue :THUMBSUP: Gone but not forgotten: '99 "Limited" 35th GT '03 Oxford White Mach 1 '03 Torch Red Mach 1

07-30-2010, 06:24 PM	#8
Mikestang Parrot Head Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: H204D,NY AMERICA F YEA ! Posts: 4,894	Re: Back Pain / Issues Went to the Chiro ice on the back and tylonol The tylonol worked better than hydrocodien I think opiats are not good for muscle or back pain since they inflame the joints. __________________ Mikestang 03 MACH1 Torch Red #274 Built 11/14/02 Home 12/07/02 Payed off 09/17/07 MRT powershift, W\Hurst T-handle, Painted hood stripe, AFS 10.5 and 9.0 Crome Mach 1Wheels, Ford GT Coil Covers. "If She had a set a wings, Man I know She could fly " 2011 Kona Blue Metalic Mustang GT Premium 5.0 Rolling on 19s "2011 Will Be Known As The Year They Perfected The Mustang " 06 Victory Kingpin With more mods than I can list http://home.roadrunner.com/~crazyhorse/

07-30-2010, 06:51 PM	#9
_bones Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: fairport, ny Posts: 491	Re: Back Pain / Issues after a couple bad motox crashes i could not stand the pills they gave me for the pain. They really didnt help and i didnt want to get addicted. i honestly had a bud find me a bud. j/k dont arrest me lol

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