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Low back

Also called: lower back, lumbar

Part of
Bones, joints and muscles

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knee and muscle pain
Given by a therapist
शरीर की प्रतिरोधक क्षमता को बढ़ाएं, और मांसपेशियों के दर्द को कम करें By BK Dr. Diwakar Shukla

From The Low Back

Two treatments that serve the low back and the knee together

Cupped palms down the calf, then a heel at each toe joint — seated or bent

Given at the foot. Bending forward and Standing point — the position they share, the three cupped-palm stages with six a
Given at the foot. Bending forward and Standing point — the position they share, the three cupped-palm stages with six at each, and the heel that presses and releases at each toe joint from the big toe through to the little one.
Key teaching

The shared setup

Both of the treatments below are useful in both low-back pain and knee pain. They are given one after the other.

They can be given with the patient seated on a chair, or laid straight. If given lying down, tell the patient to bend the legs and place both heels near their buttocks, with both knees pointing up at the sky but somewhat apart from each other.

That position does quiet work before a hand arrives. Hip and knee bent with the feet planted flattens the hollow of the low back, opens the gaps the nerves leave by, and releases the deep muscle running from the low back to the thigh, which has been under tension in every prone treatment so far — and it leaves the back of the calf slack, which is the tissue the first treatment is about to handle. Knees "somewhat apart" is written and is not a comfort note: knees fallen together lock the hips and tighten exactly what the position exists to release.

From Each Point in Use

The low back, the sacrum and the tail bone

Bone that can break and nerves that matter — the bars bite hardest

The largest physical family, and the one where the prohibitions bite hardest, because the hand here is over bone that can break and nerves that matter. Nothing in this family is given over the knee joint itself; The Low Back, "The Low Back", carries that rule with the points it governs, and it governs all of these.

Table 15 — The low back, the sacrum and the tail bone

PointWhat it is used forWhen it must not be usedNotes
L5–S1 ghisai ProneGood for sciatica, and for all pains of the back — especially for lumbar spondylosis or spondylitis. It works in three ways: 1. bringing the vertebrae of the back from L1 to S1 into their correct place; 2. relaxing the muscles of both sides of the buttocks; 3. pulling upward and setting right the muscles and nerves on both sides of the vertebrae that have descended—The three ways are the three stages of the technique.
(6) L3, 4, 5 ProneGiven to relax both kinds of back muscles from L1 to S1. Ordinarily (6) L3, 4, 5 are givenBut if there is a fracture in any bone between L1 and S1, it is not to be given ▲ Take careThe plainest landmark and the plainest bar in the article.
L4 fracture ProneGiven if the L4 vertebra — the mankā — breaks or slips. With this treatment, the nerves of the L4 vertebra, which go to the inner side of the calves of both legs, are pulled — by which slowly that vertebra or disc comes back to its correct place—Inner side of the calves. This is the treatment for a fracture, where L3, 4, 5 is the treatment withheld because of one.
L5 fracture ProneGiven if the L5 vertebra or mankā breaks or slips. With this treatment, the nerves of the L5 vertebra, which go to the outer side of the calves of both legs, are pulled — by which slowly that vertebra or disc comes back to its correct place—Outer side of the calves. Inner for L4, outer for L5, and that single word is the whole difference
JJ⁺¹ ProneFor pain in the middle part of the back, and for slip disc between L1, L2, L3Those who have pain in the knee should not be given JJ⁺¹, because they are to be given the Pradip treatment, in which we pull the muscles in the opposite direction. They can be given JJ⁺² ▲ Take careA bar that also names what may be given instead.
JJ⁺² ProneFor knee pain, low back pain, and slip disc between L4, L5, S1But if someone has knee pain together with pain in the soles of the feet, then they are to be given BOF treatment, and JJ⁺² is not to be given that day, because the two work in opposite directions. After the sole pain has gone, JJ⁺² can be given ▲ Take careNot a permanent bar but a same-day one, with the condition for lifting it stated.
(2) S4 – S5 ProneIn it, to stimulate the sacral nerves, we pull the muscles on both sides of the S3–S5 vertebrae from above downward. This relaxes and opens the sphincters of the urinary bladder, of the uterus, and of the anus. This is given to increase urine, by which high blood pressure will also come down. If motions come less, or if the flow in the menses is less, it is also useful for increasing themIt is not to be given to those who pass too much urine ▲ Take careThe point that is given with Gas 'I' where the constipation is severe.
Triangle for piles ProneThis strengthens the muscles of the pelvis, and tightens the sphincters of the urinary bladder, of the uterus, of the anal opening and so on. Therefore it is useful in piles; fistula; anal fissure; and prolapse of the rectum — the rectum coming out through the anus. Give it for those children who pass urine in the bedDo not give it to those who pass little urine ▲ Take careRead this row against S4–S5 above: one opens the sphincters, the other tightens them.
Tail bone pain ProneGiven to remove the pain from an injury at the last end of the bone of the spine — that is, the tail bone. This pain often happens when someone slips on the stairs, or sits down with a thud, and the tail bone is injured—
Key teaching

Two sphincter treatments that face opposite ways

(2) S4 – S5 relaxes and opens the sphincters of the bladder, the uterus and the anus. It is given to increase urine, and it is not given to those who pass too much urine.

Triangle for piles tightens those same sphincters. It is given for piles, fistula, fissure and prolapse of the rectum, and for the child who wets the bed — and it is not given to those who pass little urine.

Two points, one region, opposite actions, opposite bars — and the two bars between them cover the whole range of a patient's water. Learn them as a pair and you will never give the wrong one: ask how much urine is coming before you touch the sacrum. ▲ Take care

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