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I Need A Doctor Online For My Pain In My Back And Neck

How do I talk to a neck doctor but for free?

You get a passport and travel outside of your country which is probably the USA. Because you do not come from that country you will have to pay something.A more practical approach would be to do more hours of work and to stop the behaviour that stops you from saving the $200 or whatever you need. Surely Americans can pay to see an Orthopod without having insurance?

Is cycling a remedy for back pain?

Back pain can be one of those things that just ruin your enjoyment of anything. It seems that once a person has experienced back pain, it can frequently recur and a number of responses can be adopted such as:Withdrawal from activity (I cant do that because I have a weak back)Putting up with additional suffering (I have a bad back)Doing something about it (resolving posture and strength issues)Cycling is frequently thought of as a leg-based exercise. While the essential moving joints are the hips, knees, and lower legs - driven by the prime movers of quadriceps, gluteals, and calves - the abdominal area is additionally locked in. There is a pulling movement on an indistinguishable side arm from the dropping leg. The rising leg requires engagement of the hip flexor muscles to lessen the descending power on the rising pedal. One of these hip flexor muscles (psoas major - envisioned to one side) is really associated with the lumbar spine.With a specific end goal to balance out the hips, the obliques and quadratus lumborum in favor of the rising leg need to draw in to decrease hip tilting and balance out the lower back. On the off chance that you see a man cycling with hips tilting from side to side, or possibly only one side, it's imaginable that these muscles are not drawing in completely or have turned out to be exhausted. You can test the lower back engagement on the rising leg side yourself by putting a hand there as you rehash lifting one leg.The prime movers in the legs are extremely solid and have awesome perseverance. At the point when the obliques and quadratus lumborum can't keep up and begin to weakness, the littler center muscles begin to take the strain. In the event that this circumstance proceeds with, a muscle strain can happen, alongside the subsequent uneasiness.You can watch more content on Health related issues and also talk to the doctors and consult the doctor online on your phone only on SYMPLER. HealthMir is the first Indian AI driven Indian Health App that interacts with the user in real-time to diagnose the symptoms. Video content library, health content and online consultation is also available on the App.To download the App clicking on the link below:HealthMir Sympler PlayStoreHealthMir Sympler AppStore“Hindi Version of SYMPLER - Available now”If u want more content like this then follow our page “Healthmir”

Hit my head yesterday, but back pain and neck pain.what do i do?!?

Yesterday i jumped up after winning a game and forgot the ceiling was low.plus there was this pipe. so when i jumped up i hit my head on the pipe. the only thing that hurt was my head. but today when i woke up my back and neck really hurt and i still have a headache. the pain in my back is like this on going pain and i cant fall asleep because its so discomfiting and my neck hurts still. I play tennis though so i dont know if i should go see a doctor because im scared hes going to tell me i cant play. what should i do?!!?!

What would cause neck pain, back pain, jaw pain, foot pain, chest pains, and an ear ache?

Here is what my past week has been like and I can't find anything online that explains this or describes anything similar.

Day 1: I woke up with a really stiff neck that really hurt when I turned to the left.

Day 2: Same symptoms, only now I had an ear ache on my left ear.

Day 3: The neck pain almost completely went away, but my upper back became sore and stiff. My back began to swell along the spine between the shoulder blades. I rested my back all day. The arches of my feet were cramping up and were in pain.

Day 4: No more neck pain. The ear ache went away. Now my lower back is very stiff and I am experiencing chest pains on my right side. I still have foot cramps that are somewhat painful.

Day 5: Back pain is minimal but still stiff, specifically on my lower back. My jaw, on the right side, is somewhat stiff. After a few hours my jaw felt fine.

Day 6: Still a little stiff on my lower back. After not resting all day, I had some sharp pains in my lower back. These immediately went away when I rested. My jaw muscle on my right side is very very stiff. No popping or cracking. No real pain. It is just very very stiff and it's hard to close my mouth. I woke up at 2:30 am with hardly an jaw pain or stiffness whatsoever, but woke up at 6 am with a very stiff jaw. I only ate soft foods and rested my jaw as much as I could.

Day 7 (today): I woke up with my jaw being worse than ever. There's hardly any back pain and the foot pain has subsided. My left jaw muscle is somewhat sore too, but not anything close to as bad as my right jaw.

Note: I don't grind my teeth, haven't chewed gum recently, and haven't eaten anything that is hard to chew for a few weeks. There is no pain at the jaw joint (right in front of the ear), just between the jaw bones. I don't have a history of TMJ nor any back problems. I don't have any tooth pain.

Any ideas?

How do I get rid of upper back pain?

Upper back and neck pain may hinder your daily tasks and make it difficult for you to do normal day to day work. It will get worse if you do not do anything about it and limit your movements and capabilities.The cause of upper back pain may vary from person to person. However, in most cases, it causes because of wrong sitting, standing, moving, and sleeping positions or bad mattress.Yes, your heard it right your sleeping position or bad mattress may also be the reason the back pain. In case you don't see other causes, then your mattress is definitely the culprit.Before understanding how you get rid of this upper back pain, let’s know what actually cause upper back pain:Causes of upper back and neck pain include:Improperly lifting something heavyPracticing poor postureSports injuryBeing overweightSleep in a wrong positionImproper sitting habitetc.Quick Relief and Prevention For Upper Back PainUpper back pain can be a serious problem. However, there are a few measures you can take for quick relief when this discomfort arises, and some things you can do to try to prevent it altogether.Some of them are:Walk Up RightThe best way to get rid of back pain is by walking in a healthy and correct position. A good way to visualize healthy posture is to imagine you are suspended by a line connecting the middle of your chest to the ceiling or sky.StretchesOnce you’ve calmed the immediate pain and rested your injury for a day or so, you can begin trying to loosen it and help heal it through stretches. Following are some of the stretching postures to help you out and prevent new pain:I - PoseW - PoseHead TiltChange your Mattress and Buy a New One (which supports your sleeping position)Most of the mattresses do not support your sleeping position and back in such a way to minimize the back pain. According to many research, it was seen that if a person is not suffering from back pain due to any medical problems, then his/her mattress is the culprit. In such a case, buy a mattress which supports your back.

Is there any way to fix back neck hump?

For a year I've been having a lot of problems with my back. I'm only 18 and every single day i experience some kind of pain on my back. Mostly I feel pain on my shoulders and back of my neck, and i've notice my shoulders are always like really tight and like up (above the normal position) and now I have a little, but noticiable, hump on the back of my neck. The pain is worse every time I wake up, because while I'm sleeping my shoulders get really tight and up. I already went to the doctor but he only told me I have a little spinal deviation an that is all. He gave me pills for pain and told me to do some exercises, but I feel that that is just for my lower back. So my questions are:

- Is there any way to fix that hump on the back of my neck(exercises, surgery, etc.)?
- Is there any object that can help me have a good posture(and bring my shoulders down); because the doctor said my bones are already formed and nothing will help?

I will REALLY APPRECIATE your answers because this problem with my back are awful!! Thank you!!

Stomach pain only when I lay on my back?

Often I wake up at night from a sharp abdominal pain. However this only happens if I roll onto my back in my sleep and stay there. I'm certain laying on my back is the cause because if I lay on my back to read or play on my phone the pain arrives after only a couple minutes and doesn't go away until I get up or roll onto my side or stomach.
The longer I'm on my back the worse the pain gets and the longer it takes to go away. When this happens I get a sharp stomach pain when I inhale and I have to take shallow breaths until it subsides. When the pain starts to ease, only after getting off my back, it sort of feels like all my insides are sliding back into place? That's the only way I can describe it.
Also I've noticed if I lay on my back but put my knees up or if I sit up slightly it helps a lot and it takes long for the pain to arrive.
Laying on my back is the only thing that causes this kind of pain that I've noticed. Any ideas? I haven't been able to find any help with this at all.

I hit the top of my head really hard, now I'm having neck pain ..should I go to a doctor?

A few days ago, I was getting groceries out the trunk of my car. All of a sudden, the trunk slammed down on the top of my head super hard..It felt like I got hit with a sledge hammer or something..
Anyway, since then I keep getting pretty bad headaches and pains in my neck and some in my shoulder, it feels almost like a crick in my neck.
I haven't went to the hospital or doctor, but my question is should I go?? Does it sound serious enough to go?? I have been really tired with the headaches..any advice or information would be appreciated, Thank You.
Also, afterwards, I didn't get a bump, knot or nothing on the top of my head, it was just really tender and sore on the spot of impact.

What is the treatment for back pain?

Back pain is a major issue which is developing more and more due to the wrong postures we sit in and the neutrality the body cannot maintain. But don’t worry every problem has a solution . Listen to Dr. Dhruv Bibra and understand the procedure of treatment of Back pain.You can watch more content on Health related issues and also talk to the doctors and consult the doctor online on your phone only on SYMPLER. HealthMir is the first Indian AI driven Indian Health App that interacts with the user in real-time to diagnose the symptoms. Video content library, health content and online consultation is also available on the App.To download the App clicking on the link below:HealthMir Sympler PlayStoreHealthMir Sympler AppStore“ Hindi version of SYMPLER - Now available”

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