Back Pain revisited; a survey.

Just on a weird hunch, it seems like there have been several initial and
sympathetic posts about slipped disks, degenerate disks, muscle spasms, etc
as of late. I'm wondering if there is any sort of seasonal element to this,
so just for ****zengrins, can I get some posts from folks who fall into
either of these categories (no pun intended):

A) Currently experiencing back pain, with a history of recurrent pain.
B) Currently experiencing back pain from a trauma (like a 3/4 Reid with a
half twist), but who don't have a history of back troubles.
C) Not experiencing back pain currently, but with a history of it.

Just for the record, put me in category A, as of Sunday afternoon. Damn, I
really HATE it when my back is out. :-(

--riverman

PS. And to hell with you lucky guys in category D: Never had it, don't now.

riverman wrote:
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C) Not experiencing back pain currently, but with a history of it.

I've a history of lower back pain since junior high. Not coincidentally
that's when I started training to run in competition. The "cure" is
simple enough, but somewhat time consuming. If I want to run any
distance at all I have to maintain strong abdominal muscles and I have
to stretch both piriformis muscles COMPLETELY before a run. It took
me many years and many VERY good pills ;-) to figure out what a
piriformis muscle is, but now that I know the only time I get back
pain is when I don't stretch them well.

--
Ken Fortenberry

"riverman" wrote in message
...
Just on a weird hunch, it seems like there have been several initial and
sympathetic posts about slipped disks, degenerate disks, muscle spasms,
etc
as of late. I'm wondering if there is any sort of seasonal element to
this,
so just for ****zengrins, can I get some posts from folks who fall into
either of these categories (no pun intended):

A) Currently experiencing back pain, with a history of recurrent pain.
B) Currently experiencing back pain from a trauma (like a 3/4 Reid with a
half twist), but who don't have a history of back troubles.
C) Not experiencing back pain currently, but with a history of it.

Just for the record, put me in category A, as of Sunday afternoon. Damn, I
really HATE it when my back is out. :-(

--riverman

PS. And to hell with you lucky guys in category D: Never had it, don't
now.


Put me in group D) Not experiencing back pain currently and with no history
of back troubles.

/Roger
Knock on wood...........

"riverman" wrote...

A) Currently experiencing back pain, with a history of recurrent pain.
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TL,
Tim
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A) Currently experiencing pain in my backside, with a history of recurrent fortenberry.

Frank Reid

Place me in group A. Chronic, severe pain related to injuries and
subsequent surgeries at multiple levels (L4-L5) (C4-C5-C6-C7)

--
Stev Lenon 91B20 '68-'69
Drowning flies to Darkstar

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/stevglo/i...age92kword.htm

On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 10:47:14 -0500, Francis Reid
wrote:

A) Currently experiencing pain in my backside, with a history of recurrent fortenberry.

Frank Reid

Have you tried Preparation F?
--
Charlie...

A) Currently experiencing pain in my backside, with a history of recurrent fortenberry.

Frank Reid

Have you tried Preparation F?

Is that like Gink?
Frank Reid

On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 11:07:35 -0500, Francis Reid
wrote:

A) Currently experiencing pain in my backside, with a history of recurrent fortenberry.

Frank Reid

Have you tried Preparation F?

Is that like Gink?

Pretty much, but it's supposed to shrink fortenberries without surgery
whereas Gink just makes them puff up with gas. g
--
Charlie...

Charlie Choc wrote in message ...
On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 10:47:14 -0500, Francis Reid
wrote:

A) Currently experiencing pain in my backside, with a history of
recurrent fortenberry.

Frank Reid

Have you tried Preparation F?
--
Charlie...

hilarious; and certain to evoke a "**** you choc"...

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wayno