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- In most cases, when your back hurts suddenly, it's not something really serious. It's like a temporary problem that usually gets better on its own. But sometimes, just rarely, back pain can be a sign of something more important or even a big disease. As doctors, we use a special word, 'NIFTI,' to remember all the reasons why back pain might be a sign of something serious. So, don't worry too much if your back hurts now and then, but it's always a good idea to let a doctor check if there could be something more to it.
Back pain is something that affects a lot of people, in fact, around 80% of us will experience it at some point in our lives. It's like a common thing that can happen to anyone. The good news is, for most people, it's not a sign of a really serious sickness or problem. Usually, it's more like a temporary guest that might stay around for a few weeks, sometimes up to 12 weeks, and then it goes away on its own. So, even though it can be uncomfortable, it's usually not something to worry too much about.
NIFTI is a word that doctors use to help us remember the reasons why someone's back might hurt a lot. Each letter in NIFTI reminds us of things that can be serious causes of back pain. 'N' reminds us of 'Neurological' issues, which are problems with your nerves. 'I' is for 'Infection,' like when you're feeling really sick. 'F' stands for 'Fractures,' which are like tiny cracks in your bones. 'T' is for 'Tumor,' meaning there's something strange growing inside your body. And 'I' is for 'Inflammation,' which can make parts of your body swollen and stiff, especially in the morning. So, when doctors talk about NIFTI, we're thinking about these important reasons for severe back pain.
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ALERT: This video is not intended to replace medical advice. If you think you have a condition that is causing you pain, please consult with your doctor to get a diagnosis and a treatment plan for you. The intent of this video is only for educational purposes. If there is any emergency, go to the nearest emergency department or call an ambulance. CLOSED CAPTIONS in this video have not been professionally verified.
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Acute low back pain = red flags good explanations with pnemonics to understand easily for all "NIFTI" .yes not all the lbp are serious ...so nonspecific things also becomes bothersome to every patients to self monitor themselves in India = imaging mri ct scan like so this video display clearly whom need to take it seriously ....good one dr andrea .
Thank you Vignesh
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Thank you for this valuable and educational content!
Glad it was helpful!
Grazie dr Furlan x questo video molto interessante e utile❤🙋🏼♀️
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Dr. Furlan sometimes back pain worsens during menses. Will you please make a video about menstrual pains and cramps and how to alleviate them?
Thank you.
Hi Linda, you are very welcome.
Greetings from Türkiye..❤
Thank you for watching!
My lasts 3 weeks. Ibuprofen + finally prednisolone (steroids). Then I got ill from sinus. Steroids decreases immune system 😔
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Dr, sometimes, when i bent or up my head, feeling little pain on the top head and pressure and cracking sound.... I have cold, sinusitis problem. What is the reason?
Excellent video. Many thanks
So nice of you
Thanks Doctor.
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I live in the UK. I'm 61, have advanced scoliosis, and osteoporosis in my spine. After my last cancer treatment I was put on estrogen blockers that caused horrible side effects. I lost the will to live even. It caused joint and back pain. I took them for about a year and just stopped. My joint pain disappeared, but I have been dealing with chronic lower back pain for 18 months now, 24/7. The intensity varies, but it's always there in the sacroiliac joints and the spine in that region. It feels like something touching a nerve if i move or step wrong. I have to watch how i walk, move, sit diwn, get up, get in and out of bed, put clothes on. One wrong move and im in wven worse pain for days or weeks.The mri shows "nornal wear and tear" in that region and as I don't have any neurological problems the gp and icats don't belive I'm in pain. I can't sit, can't stand and can't walk for long, and I constantly have to change between these 3. I can't even watch a movie without having to stand up and move about a bit. I haven't had undisturbed sleep for 18 months as I can only sleep on my side with pillows positioned between my legs etc, and I must turn 5-6 times at night. If I accidentally turn onto my back while asleep, I wake up in pain. I have been seen by a physiotherapist once a month for a year now. The exercises I do don't help and sometimes I'm not even able to do them as the next day the pain is worse. There's absolutely no help to get here and it's impossible to be seen by a specislist. (Cancer has been ruled out.)
My name is Rick by the way.
I'm sorry to hear about that @accaeffe8032
Everything you say is what ive been living with for over 10 years. I just got prescribed a walker. Doctors are quacks as far as im concerned... its only gotten worse in the 10 plus years since ive been like this.. by the way. No cancer. Im only 47 and i started getting bad at 35. Almost no quality of life, cant work.
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@@DrAndreaFurlan you welcome see you next time