Random Irritations

Hurt my back a bit a week or so ago while lifting my bike into the car, it wasn't that bad and I managed to play golf the day after.
Stupidly played half a game of football last Saturday and almost crippled myself, I could barely move for a few days. Got a little better then went for a light run on Thursday, only about half a mile but every step was like someone sticking a dagger into the bottom of my back.
It now hurts all the time, not as bad as it did last week but it's really uncomfortable, I've got a charity 10K run in 3 weeks as well :oops:

Stop ? and go see a chiropractor
Having had back surgery ( amongst everything else) it’s only going to get worse unless you rest it and seek advice.

If your back is knackered, then you are knackered,

Forget the run and get yourself sorted ?
 
Driving around LHR T5 to find parking. Found two spots.. and then saw what the muppets have done. I am going to have a word with Priti Patel about this.

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Stop ? and go see a chiropractor
Having had back surgery ( amongst everything else) it’s only going to get worse unless you rest it and seek advice.

If your back is knackered, then you are knackered,

Forget the run and get yourself sorted ?

For another that has had a glass back that goes at a moments notice I agree. It is an area of the body that will only get worse, more so if you continue to put strain on it. Get a proper diagnosis and treatment plan and follow it.
 
Stop ? and go see a chiropractor
Having had back surgery ( amongst everything else) it’s only going to get worse unless you rest it and seek advice.

If your back is knackered, then you are knackered,

Forget the run and get yourself sorted ?
Do NOT see a chiropractor! Nonsensical pseudoscience and outright dangerous at its worst.
 
Had pins and needles in my right hand for about 10 days and according to google it could be several things but I’ve narrowed it down to either being pregnant or having leprosy
Could be worth seeing a physio. I had a similar issue and it was because a couple of vertebrae had become a bit 'jammed up' and were just pressing on a nerve - couple of bouts of physio and they managed to unjam the vertebrae and the pins & needles sensation disappeared
 
The first person to reply on a new thread who starts by quoting the original post. Erhhh why?
 
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