The pain is very severe, and constant. Usually a Pain Management Center is the best choice. The pain control is usually the difficult part and may take the form of oral pain medications, heat, ice, ultrasound, or injections. Thank you for answering my question. I have tried several things for pain, and I am doing my best to keep up therapy at home and at the center.
Physical therapy is the critical component to restore normal functioning.
If you have not already been examined by a physician I would recommend that as your next step. If you have and there is no evidence of a herniated disc then physical therapy can often help. Did your physician give you a specific diagnosis. That may still benefit from therapy. I'm to see a neorosergeon next month.