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Old 01-22-2013, 07:40 PM   #6189 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by gurneyeagle View Post
Seriously ms. bc, if that is still even possible, the source of most lower back pain is mis-alignment of the hips. As the hip displaces (ever so slightly), the back muscles tighten-up to hold it in palce.

I was bed-ridden for two weeks awhile back. When I rolled out of bed (literally) to get out of bed, my hip popped loudly and I could walk for the first time in those two weeks.

A friend who is a physical therapist came to check-up on me and was amazed that I was walking around. After a few questions, he explained that when I broke my leg severly when I was 12, that leg was ever so slightly shorter than my other leg, and over time, opened-up my hip socket (microscopically). If I twisted just the wrong way, like trying to pick something up while leaning over and twisting, my hip displaced and my back tightened-up.

Be careful when you pick-up or pull things. The last time I ever hurt my back, I was washing my car!

Glad you are feeling better.
i have had issues w hip misalignment but am careful to take care to sit and stand correctly (both feet not leaning etc). I have been wracking my brain trying to figure out what i did.
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