Back pain....can anyone help?

Question

I have had lower back pain for some time now and I always thought it was because I have a slightly swayed back and a kinda big butt. When i stood for a long time it would feel numb and then when I tried to round out the arch of my lower back, it would hurt. For the past 2 weeks, I have noticed a new pain. When I walk, each time I roll through my right foot and put the pressure on my toes/ metatarsal, I get a strong tingling sensation in my middle toe. I havent felt any shooting pain down my leg though. Any idea what this could be?

Answer 1

Most likely is disk problem pinching a nerve ending. You have 33 vertebrae on your spine. Chances are one is out of whack. You top 7 disks are called the cervical spine or c-spine. These can slip very easy, such as a car accident, even a vary small one and you might not even notice it for years. The lower part of your back which is vertebrae 20-25 is called the lumbar. Bad poster over the years could also cause a weakening. I would go see a general doctor fist before a chiropractor.

Answer 2

hi, i also had experiences with lower back pain. I could not get up from the bed or chair because it was so painful. One of the reason we have back pain is we have weak lower back muscle. After some home exercise for about 1 or 2 months. My back is much better. Another reason might be the position when you sleep and sit (your spine might press on your nerve). I have changed my mattress from spring to the tempo one. Absolutely wonderful. No more back pain.

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Hope this ll help
SD

Answer 3

More than likely the new pain in your foot has nothing to do with your prior back problem. There are specific foot problems that can cause your pain with no relation to your back. The pain that you describe sounds more like a Morton's neuroma. You should get into see your family practice physician soon since this problem has been present for more than a week and doesn't appear to be resolving.

Answer 4

How old are you?? It could be old age setting in (if not, don't take offense). Ever since I've turned 40, it seems my pains in my back radiate, and now my hips are killing me. I would suggest get a check up with your doctor, as most everyone else might suggest, and he may prescribe an anti-inflammatory. That just could be the ticket. I take Celebrex, and I will tell you....I couldn't function without it! Good luck!

Answer 5

Hi, even though I'm a 13 year old girl and even though a grown -up has told you this you should go to a doctor.that would be a great thing to do because it could help you and the people around you .But mostly you You should really should get a chiropracter.

I hope I helped even a little bitty bit,kedijahj

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Probably sciatica...a nerve being pinched off. I had/have the same problem. I am currently seeing a clinical massage therapist, but I've also seen a chiropractor. Both have helped me immensely.

Answer 8

do to the carapractor, same thing happened to me. the prob was that one of the layers between 2 of my spine bone thingies was compressed on one side making bad back pains and a curve in my spine.

Answer 9

you might have a slipped intervertebral disk, the disk is pushing on your nerves causing you pain and it probably around your lumbar curvature the most injury prone in the vertebrae, my father had a slipped disk you might want to go see a chiropractor

Answer 10

Consumer reports says chiropractic treatments are most effective for back pain.