Lower back pain and burning

Bryanc207

Had a cage put in lower back last year Now standing for 8hrs makes it so tight and painful if I bend or lean over pain. Went to doctor they want to do more MRIs Was doing good until work put me on a register with the twisting I could not finish a shift. Now a day doesn't go by without pain

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philnoir

Muscular back pain can result from standing for 8 hours every day, even for people with "normal" backs. Work related stress injuries occur all the time, either from too much movement or too little.

Your doctors are probably concerned and wish to rule out any chance that changes from last year's surgery are behind your current pain, but pain may be resolved more simply with physical therapy, and using a chair at work.

So don't yet jump to any conclusions. Follow up and find out what's going on, then talk over a solution with your doctors.

Best wishes

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Bryanc207

Can't be I can't do the simplelest of things and my back was Good until I was put on a register at work

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