Lower back injury help
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| Fazc |  | Lower back injury help | 01-02-2013 @ 11:19 |
 Sports an extremely muscular arse. Member 38, 6253 posts | A friend of mine was diagnosed with this: "There is osteophytic lipping anterior or laterally from all the lumbar vertebral bodies. Narrowing of the L4-5, L5-S1 intervetebral disc space. On the oblique views the apophysoal joints and sacroilliac joints are normal. The changes in the lumbrasoaral spine are due to chages of spondylosis with degenerative disk disease at the l4-5, l5-s1 levels." Bit of a long shot but does anyone know anything about it, is he completely f**ked? Doctors told him it probably wasn't the lifting that caused it. | ||
| bryce | | ... | 01-02-2013 @ 11:29 |
 Juice loose aboot this hoose Member 1401, 3962 posts SQ 160, BP 107.5, DL 210477.5 kgs @ 88kgs UnEq | Is that not what Ste has? | ||
| RickF | | ... | 01-02-2013 @ 17:31 |
Member 3090, 174 posts SQ 230, BP 195, DL 290715.0 kgs @ 115kgs Eq | I have basically exactly this. Was told six months ago and told to stop all lifting. Two days ago I pulled 240 again... Nutrition supplements and so forth have helped massively. | ||
| JackRevans | | ... | 01-02-2013 @ 17:32 |
 'There was also a sausage in my mouth.' Member 2477, 16481 posts SQ 190, BP 130, DL 235555.0 kgs @ 83kgs UnEq | Post Edited: 01.02.2013 @ 17:47 PM by JackRevans RickF said:I have basically exactly this. Was told six months ago and told to stop all lifting. Two days ago I pulled 240 again... Nutrition supplements and so forth have helped massively. which nutrition suppliments help with this kind of thing? | ||
| Tom_Martin | | ... | 01-02-2013 @ 17:37 |
 No one believed him anyway. Member 958, 11411 posts SQ 410, BP 215, DL 4251050.0 kgs @ 100kgs UnEq | RickF said:I have basically exactly this. Was told six months ago and told to stop all lifting. Two days ago I pulled 240 again... Nutrition supplements and so forth have helped massively. Was it what we discussed a little bit about maybe possibly 6 months ago maybe? | ||
| Fazc | | ... | 01-02-2013 @ 18:16 |
Sports an extremely muscular arse. Member 38, 6253 posts | RickF said:I have basically exactly this. Was told six months ago and told to stop all lifting. Two days ago I pulled 240 again... Nutrition supplements and so forth have helped massively. I think he'd really appreciate it if you expanded on that some more. Thanks RickF. | ||
| Fazc | | ... | 01-02-2013 @ 18:16 |
Sports an extremely muscular arse. Member 38, 6253 posts | Tom_Martin said: Was it what we discussed a little bit about maybe possibly 6 months ago maybe? And you please. | ||
| brownbear | | ... | 01-02-2013 @ 19:09 |
 Morrisons - rump - 7£ Member 2206, 11578 posts SQ 228, BP 150, DL 260638.0 kgs @ 98kgs UnEq | Post Edited: 02.02.2013 @ 23:14 PM by brownbear What type pain does he have? | ||
| milsy | | ... | 01-02-2013 @ 19:17 |
 Ne n coner a fuickex .ay ouse part we .be Member 1425, 4647 posts SQ 340, BP 227.5, DL 335902.5 kgs @ 125kgs UnEq | Lower backs are s**t .... That is all.... | ||
| RickF | | ... | 01-02-2013 @ 19:39 |
Member 3090, 174 posts SQ 230, BP 195, DL 290715.0 kgs @ 115kgs Eq | Tom_Martin said: Was it what we discussed a little bit about maybe possibly 6 months ago maybe? No, I'm too poor! Lots and lots of water, glutamate, glucosamine, food, rest, foam roller and other supplements known for improving tendon growth and repair rates. It's still far from perfect, but its no longer crippling | ||
| Funky_monkey | | ... | 02-02-2013 @ 23:12 |
 403 forbidden message Member 160, 5121 posts SQ 190, BP 137.5, DL 225552.5 kgs @ 86kgs UnEq | Post Edited: 02.02.2013 @ 23:13 PM by Funky_monkey Spondylosis IS degeneration of the vertebrae, so not sure why they said he has both. Surely by performing strengthening exercises, this would overcome the degeneration of the vertebrae? I agree that foam rolling should help loosen up the fascia and allow things to move around (not just for the lumbar, but also glutes, piriformis, ITB, quads, hams etc.) It's almost like telling someone with muscular dystrophy not to do hypertrophy work!? I'd say he should do some light squats, deadlifts, stiff-legged deadlifts in order to increase the load his back is subjected to, thus strengthening the bones etc. If I manage to find the study of skeletal calcification in specific areas for specific sports, I'll forward it on (kickboxers having thicker bones in their shins, for example. Especially the mad Thai chaps that kick trees with their shins) EDIT - AND DO SOME DE-LOADING EXERCISES LIKE CHINS/DEAD HANGS TO DECOMPRESS THE SPINE! | ||
| dr_hazbun | | ... | 03-02-2013 @ 08:23 |
tabbouleh and fattoush salads were very refreshing Member 267, 8548 posts SQ 220, BP 165, DL 250635.0 kgs @ 90kgs Eq | Fazc said:A friend of mine was diagnosed with this: "There is osteophytic lipping anterior or laterally from all the lumbar vertebral bodies. Narrowing of the L4-5, L5-S1 intervetebral disc space. On the oblique views the apophysoal joints and sacroilliac joints are normal. The changes in the lumbrasoaral spine are due to chages of spondylosis with degenerative disk disease at the l4-5, l5-s1 levels." Bit of a long shot but does anyone know anything about it, is he completely f**ked? Doctors told him it probably wasn't the lifting that caused it. This is more or less the exact same report from my MRI in 2009. He'll be fine. | ||
| Fazc | | ... | 03-02-2013 @ 09:54 |
Sports an extremely muscular arse. Member 38, 6253 posts | Guys, I've directed him to this thread so I'm sure your comments will be appreciated. He was pretty upset at the initial diagnosis. Adam, I don't really know tbh mate. | ||
| Pete | | ... | 03-02-2013 @ 10:27 |
 has spent time in a modern educational setting Member 47, 1221 posts | Funky_monkey said:Spondylosis IS degeneration of the vertebrae, so not sure why they said he has both. Surely by performing strengthening exercises, this would overcome the degeneration of the vertebrae? I agree that foam rolling should help loosen up the fascia and allow things to move around (not just for the lumbar, but also glutes, piriformis, ITB, quads, hams etc.) It's almost like telling someone with muscular dystrophy not to do hypertrophy work!? I'd say he should do some light squats, deadlifts, stiff-legged deadlifts in order to increase the load his back is subjected to, thus strengthening the bones etc. If I manage to find the study of skeletal calcification in specific areas for specific sports, I'll forward it on (kickboxers having thicker bones in their shins, for example. Especially the mad Thai chaps that kick trees with their shins) EDIT - AND DO SOME DE-LOADING EXERCISES LIKE CHINS/DEAD HANGS TO DECOMPRESS THE SPINE! I'm certainly not claiming to be a doctor but, to me, this post makes a lot of sense. | ||
| herman | | ... | 03-02-2013 @ 15:39 |
 hermit Member 3904, 988 posts | Decompress like a boss; http://youtu.be/TU7bEr1ZyuQ?t=8m11s | ||