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I have to stand up for about 6 hours. I work at a pizza place so I am also walking around a little bit. I have to reach far enough in front of me that I have to lean forward. The pain is in my lower back. Any tips for fixing this problem and preventing it? Or some sort of muscle relaxant I could take?
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I have to stand up for about 6 hours. I work at a pizza place so I am also walking around a little bit. I have to reach far enough in front of me that I have to lean forward. The pain is in my lower back. Any tips for fixing this problem and preventing it? Or some sort of muscle relaxant I could take?
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The right exercise program will get you the body you want if you make a few changes, put in the time & you will see results.
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Yoga stretches. Seriously, I always get sore backs, but 5 minutes of stretching in the morning and evening really helps and its really simple.
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Well the obvious answers are to take regular breaks and stand in a correct position …
however in my last job i was continuously on my feet and i have this foot problem, i used SBC Arnica gel, just use it when the pain starts bothering you by rubbing it on the skin around the aching area and it will slowly disappear. It worked a treat for me =]
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You need to be in a good stretching program coupled with a specific strengthening program. This will help reduce the pain and muscular reaction to the standing. Also go to a local pharmacy and buy a pair of gel absorbing shoe inserts from either Dr. Scholl’s or Spenco. Here are a few stretches to try. Lie on your back on the floor. Keep the legs out straight. Pull the front of the feet up towards the knees. There will be a stretching in the calves. Bring one knee up into the chest and bear hug it down into the chest. Hold for ten seconds and relax. Repeat the cycle four more times. Return the leg to the floor and do the opposite leg. At the end of this movement don’t return the leg to the floor but bring the opposite leg up to meet it. Bear hug both legs into the chest and hold for ten seconds. Relax and repeat this cycle four more times. Bring one leg down to the floor in this pattern. Place the foot flat on the floor with the knee bent at 90 degrees. Bring the opposite leg down to the same position. Gently rock the knees from side to side. Do as many of these as you like. From that starting position bring one leg up to 90 degrees at the hip. Slowly start to straighten out the knee. There will be a strong stretch in the back of the thigh. Stop when there is a stretch. With time this should be closer to having the knee straight. Do this five times and switch legs. Bring the leg down and relax. Do this twice a day. When standing squeeze the buttocks together as hard as you can all the time when you are standing. This will help to keep the pelvis level. When at home use ice for fifteen to twenty minutes every hour.
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if you havent been working there long give it a chance and it will get better as time goes by. in the mean time take breaks by sitting if you can. you might also try a back brace. maybe your posture is bad? aleve is a good pain reliever but its not recommended to take it all the time.