Back pain knee pain - #19644

H, I’m sorry to hear about the persistent pain you’re experiencing. Based on your X-ray results and symptoms:

1. Do you experience any specific triggers for your back and knee pain, such as certain movements, activities, or postures? 2. Are you currently undergoing any treatments for the pain, such as physical therapy, pain relievers, or lifestyle modifications? 3. Have you experienced any additional symptoms like swelling, stiffness, or weakness in your knees or back?

tarannum, i suggest,take ayurvedic medicine along with panchkarma procedure like jaanu basti , and agnikarma for your pain…

Ah, back and knees giving you grief for a while, huh? That’s tough, especially at 30, I totally get you. Let’s dive into what’s going on. So, with the straightening of your lumbar curvature, it could be postural or even stress-related. It’s like the body’s shouting out for a bit of balance. And those terms—tibial spine spiking and reduced tibiofemoral space—point towards early signs of degeneration or potential arthritis. Not ideal, but not unheard of.

First and foremost, we gotta figure out how to calm Vata dosha - probably gone wild here. Vata accumulates in joints, leading to degeneration. For you, grounding is key. Think warm, moist foods. Soups, stews, stuff that stabilizes. Sesame oil would be your best buddy. Warm it up a little, give a gentle massage to your back and knees daily.

Yoga! Focus on gentle stretches. Cat-cow pose, child’s pose, and bridge pose are your starting friends. They help in maintaining flexibility and alignment without straining those joints further. But remember, no overdoing it, okay?

Combo this with some herbal friends. Ashwagandha or guggul, naturally anti-inflammatory, can bolster your agni - that digestive fire. Actually picking the right one depends on your overall dosha balance, maybe a chat with an Ayurvedic doc near you might help tailor it perfectly.

And posture, posture, posture. Keep it in check, especially if you’re sitting hours long or have a workstation job. Make sure your chair supports that back and your feet are flat on the ground. Plus, get up and move, say, every hour to keep things flowing and flexible.

Now, with bone structure changes and if you’re feeling severe pain or things aren’t improving, an ortho consult might be necessary alongside, cause we’re balancing everything here. It’s not just about curing, it’s aligning your daily rhythms and choices with wellness. Hope it helps!