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Anacin, Panadol, Tylenol (Acetaminophen)
YOUR 2-WEEK PLAN FOR RELIEF
Winning with back pain takes a great deal of initiative on your part as you undertake a vigorous treatment program. But the results of less pain and greater mobility will be well worth the time and effort this program demands. Most cases of back pain will respond to treatment within two weeks, if you diligently stick with the strategy explained here.
The 2-Week Plan for Relief is no substitute for medical care by your personal physician, but it is an effective treatment for most cases of back pain. Caution: Some cases of back pain require a physician’s evaluation and special treatment. Do Not use The 2-Week Plan for Relief if you have any of the warning signs. If in doubt, see your physician for a diagnosis, then begin The 2-Week Plan for Relief to end your back pain.
WEEK I
Days 1-3
Morning
? Rest as needed; allow only mild activity.
? Apply moist heat two or three times on painful area. (Sit in a warm tub of water, or sit on a stool or stand in the shower. Allow the warm water to hit the painful area for 10 to 15 minutes. A whirlpool is excellent if available. Warm towels can also work.
? Take the medications as approved by your physician throughout the day and evening.
? Alternate moist heat with ice packs for 10 minutes, if ice helps the pain.
? Begin the exercise program when your back is feeling less painful. (Start slowly. Stop if you feel any intense or unusual pain, and do not resume the exercise. Call your physician or physical therapist if necessary.)
? Start with a five-minute walk, if your pain is not severe.
Noon
? Rest as needed; allow mild activity.
? Use moist heat for one or two sessions, as in the morning.
? Try to walk for five minutes.
? Take medications as approved.
Evening
? Rest; allow mild activity.
? Apply moist heat for one or two sessions.
? Try to walk for five minutes, if you can do so without pain.
? Repeat the morning exercises, starting slowly (one or two repetitions of a few exercises). Stop if you feel any intense or unusual pain.
Days 4-7
Morning
? Start the morning with moist heat (shower, bathtub, whirlpool, or warm towels). Repeat once or twice, for 10 to 15 minutes in each session.
? Increase activity throughout the day, allowing for times of rest. Gradually, do more of your usual daily activities, but avoid lifting, bending, mopping, or vacuuming.
? Continue the exercise program you started on Day 1. (Remember to start slowly, doing only a few repetitions of each exercise. Gradually increase the exercises, but stop if you feel any intense or unusual pain. Call your physician or physical therapist if necessary.)
Noon
? Apply moist heat, and then gradually increase your combination of activity and periods of rest. (A moist heating pad can be used as you sit at your desk. If possible on your lunch break, expose the injured area to a moist towel, a warm shower, or hot tub.)
? Walk for five minutes.
Evening
? Do some stretching exercises or isometrics after a 10-to 15-minute period of moist heat in the warm shower, bathtub, or whirlpool.
? Stay on any medications your physician has prescribed.
WEEK II
Days 8-11 (Greater Activity Days)
Morning
? Start the day with a warm shower or bath. (Be sure painful areas are surrounded with this moist heat.)
? Do your exercises for stretching and strengthening, gradually increasing their number of repetitions.
? Take a five-minute walk. (Again, if your back has unusual or intense pain, call your physician for an evaluation.)
Noon
? Continue the moist heat. Take a five-minute walk.
? Increase the exercise program to include exercises. Start with just a few repetitions on Day 8 and increase the repetitions as you are able to (without discomfort).
Evening
? Soak in a warm tub, shower, or whirlpool bath.
? Take another five-minute walk.
? Do the back exercises, gradually increasing toward your goal of 20 repetitions of each exercise twice daily.
Days 12-14 (Resuming Regular Activities Days)
Morning
? Start your day with moist heat treatments.
? Take medications as directed by your physician.
The Basic Treatment for Self-Help
? Continue the exercise program.
? Try to increase your walking, if you can do so without pain. (If you are feeling more pain, go back to the treatment suggested for Days 4-7, then increase as you can.)
Noon
? Use a moist heating pad until you have no pain.
? Instead of sitting during lunch break, try to do some stretching exercises or isometrics. (You may be stiff at first, but these exercises will help your flexibility.)
? Continue the five- or ten-minute walk daily at this time.
Evening
? Soak in a whirlpool bath or warm shower.
? Continue the exercises, working further toward your goal of 20 repetitions of each exercise twice daily.
? Increase your walk to 20 minutes, if you can do so without pain.
? If you are still feeling pain, you should see your doctor.
Recovery
If you follow this plan for a 2-week period, your back should be on its way to recovery. Don’t forget to continue the exercise program every day, and be sure to keep walking at the suggested times. IF you are still feeling pain, you may need an evaluation by your physician.
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