Ok, soo... Today was back day and I wanted to go as heavy with my dead's as I did last time even though I wasn't really managing too well. My form was off and I knew it but I continued anyway, and on my last rep I got a sharp pain in my lower back spine/tailbone, not sure. I am ok when I stand up, but sitting and bending over slightly make me moan and groan in pain, it's not excruciating pain, but it is definately worrying me. What did I do and how do I fix it?
i had a similar type of pain from coming down wrong after making a catch playing football. All i did was take it easy for the rest of that day, and drank a few cups of camomille tea, which is also a muslve relaxer, and slept on my back that night. Woke up and the pain was just about gone.
Been there, done THAT!! Rest it Babe... then when you do them again do, warm up first and go lighter until you know for sure you are 100 percent!! You will be fine.
I still have pain from 3 weeks ago from deads except I tore the right glute. Now that's a pain in the ass. Did deads today with not much problem, but what worries me is Tomorrow doing squats.
Thanks for the responses guys and girls! I never had a real injury from lifting before, so I didn't know what to do. I was also told to take magnesium as a muscle relaxant, which I do have on hand. My mom rubbed in some of the muscle relaxant cream and it helped, so the fact that it helped means it was just a muscle that I hurt and nothing serious right?
Thanks! We'll see.. I am stiffer today than yesterday. I have been sitting on my lazy butt with a pillow behind my back all damn day, gettin cabin fever!
Thanks! We'll see.. I am stiffer today than yesterday. I have been sitting on my lazy butt with a pillow behind my back all damn day, gettin cabin fever!
Sounds like a disc.. The dead lift can be a killer on the lower lumbar, be careful with these.
BTW, do back injuries have any effect on bladder control? I have to RUN to the bathroom...
You can get a good look at the spine from an MRI.. And you can herniate a disc where it will have an effect on controlling going to the bathroom. It all depends which nerves were damaged and how bad they were damaged from disc compression. Not saying this is what happened to you, but you may want to get it checked out.
how do they fix that anyway? Or will it just stay that way? Now I am getting worried again damnit
Only as a last resort.. surgery.. But first rest, antiinflammatories (steroids).. But if you messed up your back that bad you would be in so much pain right now it would pretty much be intolerable.
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