What should I do if I experience severe low back strain pain that prevents me from standing up?
Disease description:
A few days ago, I accidentally strained my lower back while moving. For the past several days, the pain has been so severe that I can’t even stand up. What should I do if a lumbar strain is so painful that I can’t stand?
Medications, physical therapy, etc. In the early stages, symptoms can be alleviated through bed rest and cold compresses. If pain is pronounced, oral anti-inflammatory and analgesic medications may be used to relieve symptoms. Local physical therapies—such as acupuncture, Tui Na (Chinese therapeutic massage), and massage—can also improve blood circulation and metabolism in the lumbar region, relax stiff and tense muscles, and thereby provide more effective pain relief. Patients are advised to wear supportive braces, which offer protective benefits.