My husband loves to drive the car, but for several months now, he's been "driving the car."My back hurts.and often speaks of it as "the best thing that ever happened to me. Apparently, the five-year-old(18kg)She had injured her back when she went upstairs to carry her oldest daughter, who was a little girl, and her back pain seemed to worsen from there. However, thisStretch poles make it much easier.So, it does not seem to be a serious illness.
Also, since that time, my husband has been "aI go to an osteopath for my back.I started saying, "I've been trying to consciously relax the muscles in my lower back and buttocks. Then I asked the osteopath there, "I sit most of the time at work and travel stupid long distances in the car, could that be the cause?" I asked him.
"Definitely due to being in the same position for a long time. Driving is pretty bad, especially since you have to accelerate and brake, and you're sitting without your feet on the ground."
He was told.
Nevertheless.I don't feel that much back pain while driving the car.Yes, it is. You must really enjoy driving, huh?
Fortunately, I don't have back pain.But maybe that's just a lack of exercise. They drive cars all the time and don't exercise or walk, so they don't have muscle strength.(I'm putting myself on the shelf.)My husband said, "I'm not a
Well, that's just the way it is.
and recently started muscle training at home.
In addition, I often sit in front of a computer all the time at work.I bought a balance ball and sit on it all day to work.Yes.
Sitting on a balance ball all day is said to be very tiring, perhaps because it strengthens the core.This is pretty good!He says. The only problem is that sitting on the balance ball all day makes him want to go to the bathroom so badly. w
And so, my husband went to an osteopath, did stretch poles, and sometimes resorted to medication.
So we've been trying to combat this, and finally, the other day, we even got our hands on some Pip-Elkivan!
In my opinion.Pip-Elkivan is for people who are in a lot of pain.Since the image of "I'm not sure what to do", well, I'm starting to think a little more seriously that my husband's back pain could somehow be cured.
."I like driving but suffer from back pain.I wonder if there are a lot of car and driving enthusiasts who suffer from back pain, because I sometimes see blogs on the Internet by people who say, "I have a lot of back pain.
."AT cars are more prone to back pain because the lower back and legs are fixedor, conversely, "Stress on the lower back from operating the clutch in an unreasonable position in a manual transmission vehicleThere is so much information out there," or so much information in the world, that it is honestly difficult to determine which information is correct and what is best to take in.
Also, there are many seat cushions for people with back pain, but I don't want to put a cushion on it when the Porsche is equipped with good seats....
I remember a mother who used to be with me at my daughter's kindergarten and came to pick her up and drop her off every day in her MT car. I couldn't help but think, "That's awesome that you can drive a MT car!I say."
You get used to it. I've crashed my car 360 times, but I got used to it when I drove every day (laughs). But when I was operating the clutch in a manual transmission car, I hurt my back... I went to an osteopathic clinic, and he said, "You've got to get used to it.Bones are out of alignment.I was told, "I'm sorry. It seems I've been driving in an impossible position for a long time. So I'm going to an osteopathic clinic for a while.
He said. At that time I said, "I want to be able to drive a MT car, but the price is too high (-_-)...I honestly thought, "What the hell is this?
Is back pain a common thing for people who drive cars a lot? If any of you readers suffer from back pain or know of any recommended back pain remedies, I would be glad to hear your comments.
