Reply With QuoteGreat description....NOT.... go see your local physio!
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06-10-2010 01:12 PM #1Forum Member Array
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i have sumfingbin my lower back that is causing my upper back , neck shoulders, scalp to be tight, i did a neural tension stretch and it went away for a week, any ideas people ???? coz it came back and its been 6 years :-(
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Hey bobs right, we have no idea what is going on from that description. The kind of details we need are: what you've tried, where and when does the pain come on, what treatment have you sought, what has and hasn't helped, the list goes on.
One thing I can say from your brief description is that it's widespread and chronic likely with a neural component. It's very likely because of this that you need a thorough assessment of your spine by a physio with a musculoskeletal specialty. What you have described is likely more complex than this forum can cater to.
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