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> "It's my back, Doc!" Part 2
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"It's my back, Doc!" Part 2 (Teacher: Michael)
Sometimes, immobilisation of
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back in
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plaster jacket for six weeks, cures
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pain, or it may take
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special injection to do
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trick.
Nevertheless, some backs never get better and we have to resort to surgery.
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may involve removing one of
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discs, and fixing
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spine so
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it cannot bend at
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affected level.
These "failed backs" are
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source of sorrow to
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doctor and distress to
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patient; no one knows why some backs turn out
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way.
What should you do when your back goes? Rest as soon as possible, preferably on
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hard bed, and take painkillers for as long as it takes to ease
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pain.
Hot baths will help to relax
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back, but remember have someone around who can help you if you get stuck.
Back pains
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don't get better on
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regime after four weeks need looking into. But you must have been to see your doctor about
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certificate long before then, so he will guide you through
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backache maze.
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