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CTyankee

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6. Yep. They work but not for very long. I still have a few left. Will try again.

Reply to Diamond_Dog (Reply #5)

Wed Aug 27, 2025, 06:11 PM

Aug 27

No pain at night because I lay flat all night. I do wake up a bit stiff however. I do my back exercises to warm me up: butt lifts, wig wags, roll ups. They taught me those in PT.

Of course, I could go back for another round of PT, also. My copay has doubled, tho...unfortunately...

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back brace for lower back arthritic pain [View all] CTyankee Aug 27 OP

I will be curious to see the answers to this rurallib Aug 27 #1

I tried them years ago -- no good IMO. Here are my suggestions: Capzasin-HP topical analgesic in2herbs Aug 27 #2

I don't trust anything heavily and exclusively advertised Oeditpus Rex Aug 27 #3

Ret. nurse here justaprogressive Aug 27 #4

I also have lower back pain. Diamond_Dog Aug 27 #5

Yep. They work but not for very long. I still have a few left. Will try again. CTyankee Aug 27 #6

If you go on You Tube - lots of videos on doing the McGill big 3 womanofthehills Aug 27 #7

I do not know Traildogbob Aug 27 #8