Hello, you have to discuss with your general practitioner and you physiotherapist. Maybe there's a way to adapt the session and adjust the exercices and stretchings, or just take a break of 1 week, or decrease the frequency of you appointment, etc. If there is no contraindication, the risk if you just stop the session is to make your body and muscles weaker and weaker and create more problem, except if you do regular sport.
Hello,
If you have neurological symptoms (tingeling, diminished sensitivity, loss of force and function, loss of reflexes) that progress over time, you should go to the emergency to have that tested. If there are no neurological symptoms then you should continue physiotherapy in my opinion.
In any case, if you worry then you should discuss it with your treating physiotherapist and see if you continue or not.
Have a nice day.
Why don’t you ask your own physiotherapist ? He knows your case better
Hello,
Take physio or osteo appointments as soon as possible, as you shouldn't have to wait while suffering that much.
Take care, be carreful and be brave in this painful moments,
Thibault Cramesnil Physiotherapist
If you can't walk or use the arms correctly you should go directly to the emergencies, call your orthopedist and best is to go in the hospital he works and where you did the injection. If it's just pain, try to reach the doc either way and you can do physio but as a pain relief
I'm sorry to hear about your experience. Since you're experiencing increased pain and discomfort after the second injection, it's best to pause your physiotherapy and seek medical advice as soon as possible. Try reaching out to another healthcare provider, such as your general practitioner or a different orthopedist, for guidance on how to proceed and to address the issue with the incorrect injection. Your health and well-being are the top priority.
Hi,
Did You already try some physiotherapy with special techniques adapted to discus hernia called Mc Kenzie Techniques ?
the physio increase your pain = stop
the physio help you = continue
Good evening,
You didn't describe your symptoms, so it's easier to refer patients with this information.
In any case, it would be interesting to turn to other disciplines if physiotherapy doesn't help. Acupunctures, gentle osteopathy?
Hello,
I think that it is not normal that you suffer so much. Injection should not be so painfull. I think you should not wait your orthopedist, stop with this physiotherapy and go to the emmergencies to see what's happen.
Take care
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