Posted by Texasmark1 on April 28, 2017 at 06:02:39 from (75.107.54.156):
In Reply to: Home Remedies posted by Bryan iniowa on April 26, 2017 at 11:11:40:
My son told me to pop a couple of Advil. I had used other brands of such medicines but never Advil. They work. If they upset your stomach, take them with a small glass of milk on an empty stomach for best results. The pain doesn't bother me now as it used to since I know I have a relief mechanism, I know I am in control and I can think about something else. When it's pretty bad, like today, I am thinking about it.
Point of reference. My sweetie buys good shoes for me. Current ones I wear most of the time have a slight heel and have air bubbles in the sole....Propet' is the brand, about $65 on the www if you look around for a deal, otherwise around $100. Last me 2-3 years in retirement on a daily basis. I like shoes as boots are just too hot most of the time.
Yesterday I was wearing my Justin Ropers in town most of the day which are just plain sole, low heel......pretty good back/hip pain this morning......connect the dots.
She tells me your shoes make a difference in your back/hip pain..........smart woman!
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