Low Back Pain While Standing? It’s Lower Cross Syndrome!
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- Our sedentary lifestyles may lead to lower cross syndrome (pelvic crossed syndrome/distal crossed syndrome.) A condition in which the abdominals and glutes have become dysfunctional, weak, and inhibited. On the other hand, the hip flexors and lower spinal extensors have become tight and facilitated. Over time, this may lead to permanent dysfunction and spinal degeneration. Add this technique for prevention.
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Thank you! 23 I can only stand for about 30 min before Im in pain. Video has helped my life so much!
Hello and thanks for watching! We are happy to hear this is helping you.
Can you tell me how this helped you, when did the pain start to decresse? I'm 24 and like you, it only takes 5 min before i start to feel pain
Same here and I am only 24
same i cant even do the dishes without feeling this way XD
@@alphagamerdragon7027 24 gang checking in
I don't care that this is my business account, I gotta give gratitude. Just the visualization and explanations showing how my posture is improper (I tend to poke my butt out while standing because that's as "straight" as it felt like it would get). I've just purchased a standing desk and watching this video and adjusting my posture appropriately helped me stand throughout the video without needing to collapse on my chair. Thank you, I'm definitely subscribing and will be taking whatever advice you throw out there!
Great video and it did magic to me. I am 62 years old and was struggling with my lower back pain. This morning I washed something in laundry and just after 5 minutes work, I was unable to stand on my feet. I was desperate to find a way to get my lower back pain fixed and luckily I found this video. Just after exercising for two times just for few minutes my problem is around 80% solved. I am so excited and can't believe the effectiveness of this exercise. Thank Dr. Stay blessed.
That’s great to hear. You’re very welcome.
Great video. Spent 20min and now pain free. Instant relief. Thanks!
7:10 - beginning of how to fix it
Thank you!
God always send someone to help other 😁
@@gauravbiyani350 calm down
Thank you!
Excellent video. I went to two different London osteopath’s, they NEVER diagnosed this for me( absolutely shocking they never ) but I can see from your great video, I do have LCS. I will be doing LCS exercises, and I hope I can get fixed quickly, as the pain when I stand or walk for 5 mins, pain is so bad lower back muscles kill me !! Too much sitting watching tv is to blame, especially during lockdowns. Thanks so much 👍🏻😀
Hi. I hope you are doing well. I just wanted to know if your pain got fixed? i am going through the same situation and wanted to know if you can share some information that might help ! thanks
Very insightful. A deeper explanation helps to really visualize for people like me who don’t know anatomy.
I can walk for hours without any issues but I can't stand for more than a minute without my lower back starting to hurt!
Same!
Same
Incroyable.
why
@@just-someone99 I think because I have one shorter/longer leg.
9:00 starts here for exercise
I have this peoblem. We have sit stands desks at works. Lots of people standing/ working for hours. I can stand for more than five min.
I HAD BACK PAIN FROM THE AGE 16 UNTIL NOW (31) AND THE FIX WAS SIMPLE:
SQUEEZE THE GLUTES WHILE STANDING
How is that possible? That forces you to walk like a duck with your toes pointed out lol
@@Mike_Wazowskii7 well I'm not gonna squeeze out with the total capacity of my muscle potential lolll
But using the squeeze sensibly
@@Sabininho maybe I'm stupid 😂 I literally don't get it. It's all or nothing!
@@Mike_Wazowskii7 lol no, I don't think you are. But you're struggling with back pain? I mean inactive glutes might be or might not be the problem for you.
So back pain can be so complicated and quite hard to diagnose and then treat
But the usual problem is sitting a lot during the day and just being inactive, losing some of our natural habits due to a sedentary life
@@Sabininho well I've had this same back pain ever since the gym and it's the worse on deadlift, squats, and BB row days. The gyms here have been closed for like 2-3 months so I have been sitting around more and lately (cuz of holidays) I've really been sitting around lmao I've been trying to figure this out for soooo long and things I'm trying don't seem to help. I'm doing anterior pelvic tilt stretches and exercises and posture stuff. (Starting again after a 3 week break). And I throw in abs, glutes, and lower trap exercises.
I know you're not a therapist I'm just talking lol
Thanks for sharing great useful information god bless you and your family insha’Allah 👌👍🤲
I got a strong core,glutes and hamstrings as well as flexible psoas but I still got lower back pain. I also deal with rounded shoulders and for that I've been doing lots of scapula strengthening, stretches and mobility for the upper back but I have improved just a little even though I started doing these excercises like 7 month ago it's really frustrating and I'm desperate I don't want to get off my bed because I know I will have to deal with pain for the rest of the day and I feel ashamed for my posture.
I have a Anterior pelvic tílt. My glutes and core are getting stronger because of my personal trainer 💪
I think due to this problem why some people can only stand for short periods of time like me for example is because of the weight and depend how ur sleeping position is. Sleeping on your belly position and even sideways with the big belly hurts your lower back because your sleeping like that for hours and time to time. Over the time your back gets weaken by sleeping in that position and when you stand, it starts to hurt your lower back. My suggestion is lose the weight and you can comfortably sleep in any position you like without feeling the back pain. I'm 114kg at my current state with back issues and never had any back issue when I was around 90's kg range. So yeah I think it's the weight gain problem. Your lower back is putting too much pressure due to all the weight that is carrying from all the way top of the body. So just try your best to lose the weight and back pain can be reduced. Hope my info help!
Underrated channel
I literally did this yesterday as an experiment, and it helped. Today I see your video and bam, awesome explanation! IT guy with a kayaking hobby here, so yeah, sitting is my middle name :D Have a good one dude!
I do weightlifting and yoga for years and the problem for me is that my job requires to stand and bend for like 9 hours a day. After around 5th hour it starts to hurt. I am flexible, my core is strong and I am overall muscular, also I am constantly aware of my stance and I am keeping straght with no pelvic tilt. Any additional advice for me?
Hello doctor
Great vidio.
Dr when I stand or walk , pain comes in my left hip .
Can you suggest me about any special exercise??
I dont sit too much. I stand for my job and I have this issue
Same I just started working and have this problem
Yes. Me too. It hurts so bad. I can’t even move/ a bit hard to change position when I’m in my bed.
Ayy lower back pain gang 😂
If you can try to walk and not stand in one place. Moving helps a lot. Squat down and decompress your back periodically.
Great video doctor. Any sleeping position you recommend?
Hello and Thanks for Watching!😄We DON’T recommend sleeping on your stomach. Prop a pillow between your arms and knees when side sleeping and under your knees if back sleeping. Thanks again for watching, your praise, and your inquiry.
Is there any other alternative that doesnt require an equipment?
Atômic alen has gõôd imput for your channel i want to thank you for understanding it must be my hip flexor and need to get it together soon your awesome stay up bruha
This looks like it may help with a high hip as well?
I’m doing these exercises and it’s hurting a little bit is that normal? Should I keep practicing as well until it will heal up? also when I stood up once I felt a sharp pain on my lower back just hit me.
I stand 10 hrs a day at my workplace. back is sore with osteoarthritis. need to try to strengthen muscles.. been 17 yrs at standing for minimum 8 hrs. only last 5 yrs bothering me I'm 55. ouch.
I've had no problems since you did this, none whatsoever, if you can help me you can help anybody
My pain is from the military. I can’t stand for a long time but it’s not from sitting too long. I was really still fit after I left service and have the same issue with my back back then like I do now. Only now it’s worse as I am older.
I can’t get on the floor or I’d try this. I injured my right knee a year ago and now I can barely walk because of my back. I’m desperate to get better.
Started work in amazon and bro the pain killing me
how is it now?
@@GOATMENTATOR not sure. But my back hurts when I stand upright whenever I cook or walk.
Is it normal if this happens when u stand for like an hour
Good video . I just don't have the equipment
Has been one year i have this i work 7 8 hours standing after 3 hours im walking like that makes me cry when people are looking at me or feeling bad for me i went to 3 different doctors i did MRI everything was fine i think its not gonna get better i need help 😢😢
Hello, perhaps you can give me some advice. I don't know exactly what my problem is or what exercise I should do. When I stand my hip bones toward the spine start to hurt real bad. It also hurts when I walk? What can I do for that?
How are you. Did someone diagnose your problem
Sir how long we should do this ?
I cant stand more than a few seconds before it hurts
Should l try it even if
l know l have spinal stenosis /spondilosis?
My back hurts so much, that the best position is when l'm laying down. When l stand the pain is unbearable and l can't stand for no longer than five minutes. I start to look for something to rest or lean on .
I'm definately going to buy one of these tubes as soon as l can.
Thank you very much for your explanations.
For two weeks honour your pain.what position hurts you don't do.bend or twist or whatever..I hope it will work
Omg this is me
5:15
Too much waffling on less waffle more concise
Tysm I crying of joy from this amazing vid 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for watching
I’m so posed because I do yoga and go walking consistently, I’m purposeful in my diet to add calcium, vitamin D3, and vitamin K2 to support bone density, and always am careful with rolling my spine up as I get up from anything and keep my posture correct. I STILL have back pain that spontaneously come up.
Would doing squats help those leg muscles?
That may be one cause of back pin when standing - it certainly isn't mine. I have good posture and core strength, but still get pain when I stand for extended periods.
This has been happening to me while lure fishing.. its starting to really piss me off.. hope this video can help
my age is 44 .actually I have lower back pain when I stand or sleep strait for 5 to 10 min. I dont have any other problem in my body I can run or jump also, but only when my body in straight position I suffer it. Are these exercises for me ..?
he liked your comment and didn't answer your question lmao
@@Mike_Wazowskii7 Right! I don't get it 🤔
@@Mike_Wazowskii7 may be reply later
@@insurancefast4337 a year later? Lol
Silence is consent!
That's me bro I have a fat belly and lower back pain. Lol
I have this problem when I have been sitting and standing up for the first 10 seconds. Everything so stiff and can't get the back straight. After that, no problem and can stand upright all day without any problems.
I also notice in cross legged sitting that I have trouble keeping my back upright, back muscles can hardly sustain it as if it were a reverse boat pose. After that, getting up with a straight back is completely impossible for the first 10 seconds.
Is this also due to too tight hipflexors or something else?
This annoying guy keeps saying, _So do you know how you can fix this?_ until more than 1/2 way through, only to pull out a roller no average human being has. 😡
I have had similar issues like this since a long time. Will get back here to comment after a few months of trying these exercises. Thanks for the video!
How is it going? Does your low back hurt as well?
Any updates?
Perhaps he never suffer again from that issue as he's probably already dead from lower back pain.
completely incorrect. i drive 8-9 hours a day. i even have a lower back support because i’m into powerlifting. my muscles are strong. i don’t have issues squatting as i contract my glutes at the top but deadlifting it gets too tight quick. i also notice standing my back gets too tight quickly but when i sit my lower back sometimes rounds the opposite way of yours. if i feel tightness i move my back suooort higher but my butt rather curves and mid lower back and i can stand upright nonissue. you’re exposing people who have an exaggerated arch and i clicked off because this is ridiculous. anterior pelvic tilt happens to those who generally have weak abs and glutes, not always. need a different video click off half way
I have sciatica. Painful for years. Cant walk or stand for any prolonged period. How do you exercise in pain? I do take OTC meds & refuse opiates but damn this is nasty. I am going to try exercise but sleeping later will be hard.
Great video, thank you! I love your easy to understand explanation which really helps. So many people could avoid big painful problems and subsequent surgery if they saw your video.
I have a small foam roller but have not been able to use it as I find it way too hard. The one you use looks more user friendly so I will look for something similar. Thanks again ❤
I have become my bed at this stage.. even sitting is too uncomfortable now. Standing is torture
Do you have an email address to contact doctor?
rivervalleychirogj@gmail.com
Wow thank u for this video ..this has helped me so much.
That is great to hear. Thank you so much for watching.
I have the same pain but when I foam roll I don’t feel nth.
I use a rolling pin, does the job
Is this the same as anteriror pelvic tilt?
Yes