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Extreamly sore back?!

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    For the first month and a half after surgery my back hurt so badly. Figured out it was because I wasn't using my abs as I should and all the stress went to my back. It does get better!

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My back has been sore recently. It almost feels like my breasts feel heavier; however the gap in my bra argues otherwise. But alot of times its like radiating toward my left hip. Have alot of difficulty getting comfortable in bed at night also.

Our bodies are changing from significant weight loss and likely loss of muscle. I was experiencing the same but its gotten better since Ive started lifting more at the gym. I decrease my cardio workout and up'd weight lifting.

SW 347 4/25/17
CW 275

For the first month and a half after surgery my back hurt so badly. Figured out it was because I wasn't using my abs as I should and all the stress went to my back. It does get better!


My back hurt for a good 8 weeks after surgery. Like very painful back pain and when I spoke to my doctor he said it's because I'm carrying myself differently as I lose more and more weight. I haven't had the serious back pain since about 2 months out but my tailbone still hurts on a daily basis

Everything changes with weight loss. I have heard that your whole center of gravity changes. You may need to go to an osteopath or chiropractor to get things realigned.
I love my osteopath because she treats the whole body. She can realign my bones and treat the muscles and the rest of the underlying causes for pain. She's my first stop with any kind of medical issues.


Mich W
Hw 223, SW 217 CW 200 GW 135

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Everything changes with weight loss. I have heard that your whole center of gravity changes. You may need to go to an osteopath or chiropractor to get things realigned.
I love my osteopath because she treats the whole body. She can realign my bones and treat the muscles and the rest of the underlying causes for pain. She's my first stop with any kind of medical issues.


Mich W
Hw 223, SW 217 CW 200 GW 135

Thanks:) my chiro realigns me whenever I'm there I'll have to book in if cracked my back a few times felt so good

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