How do you deal with back pain?

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Neptune

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I have bouts of shoulder, neck, and back pains that are so bad sometimes, all I want to do is sleep. I have been to doctors, had x-rays done, blah blah and not a one can find anything wrong. I was told I don't have the best posture but I can't see slightly bad posture doing this. I think that maybe years of sleeping on a crappy bed did me in. That and I used to skateboard, snowboard, play hockey, ect.

Anyways, I want to avoid being on pain killers so I use heat and ice but sometimes it don't help. Anyone know of any exercises, messages, stretches, anything that can help release pressure and stop inflammation in the back?

I know this is a shot in the dark to ask here but I have asked on health forums and no one ever responds.
 
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Tbh without a diagnosis as to the reason why you are having it, tis kinda hard to suggest anything, all you can really do is try and avoid over straining it, maybe try and sort that posture a little as anything that causes less strain on it will help
 

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Tbh without a diagnosis as to the reason why you are having it, tis kinda hard to suggest anything, all you can really do is try and avoid over straining it, maybe try and sort that posture a little as anything that causes less strain on it will help

That is what sucks. No doc has been able to tell me what is up. They say it all looks normal. I mean I could go to a chiropractor for this but it would need to be 2 to 3 times weekly for a solid 3 months and I can't afford that right now. I have had head, back, neck, jaw scans and nothing. They tried pushing pain killers on me and I wan't nothing to do with them.
 

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I truly feel for people out in the world who deal with daily pain. It isn't easy or fun and most people look at you like "suck it up".
 

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When you sleep, for your lower back, place a hard pillow under your feet to help relax your lumbar. Do lots of stretching that pulls your spinal cord and allows it to breathe.

Use the rolling hard foam and move your back on it.

Lots of hanging stretches and lay on a big bouncy ball enabling your lower back to pull slowly apart.
 
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When you sleep, for your lower back, place a hard pillow under your feet to help relax your lumbar. Do lots of stretching that pulls your spinal cord and allows it to breathe.

Use the rolling hard foam and move your back on it.

Lots of hanging stretches and lay on a big bouncy ball enabling your lower back to pull slowly apart.

I have a stability ball, is that what you mean?
 

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Joke Answer: Start drinking heavily. (He's pre-med. You should listen to him.)

Serious answer (and hold the jokes, please): DDP Yoga is the real deal. It's designed as low-impact for former athletes and, literally, everyone I've known who's tried it says good things.

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