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6:19 pm
June 22, 2010
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luckylu
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I never had problems with my back until after my pregnancy but since then it has been pretty much a constant thing. Hopefully I will find a way to ease it off soon.
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11:48 pm
June 21, 2010
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anton
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I have no problems with my back until I reached 53. Now, whenever I walk long distance or carry heavy objects, it seems the upper half of my body is separating from the lower part. It hurts…
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8:57 am
May 23, 2010
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Natasha
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Our bones and muscles age as we do. It is normal for something to ache as you get older. I can remember my Gramps getting tired and sore and having to sit down as he got older. Just take it easy for a bit and see how your back feels.
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3:27 pm
May 22, 2010
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oldie
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You are probably right. I have been resting and it goes away until I walk any distance or do any kind of physical activity no matter how small so there must be something amiss.
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2:02 pm
May 21, 2010
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Conner
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Sometimes when you put unusual stress on your back, it can cause a muscle pull or a slipped disc if it was near to happening anyway. You really need to see a doctor to have it looked at. They can do some physical therapy sometimes to help out.
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4:35 am
May 21, 2010
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oldie
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I'm in my sixties but I have never had a problem before then I was just doing the usual hoovering when my lower back began to ache. I could not continue and had to sit down. Why should I suddenly experience pain when I have not before now?
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