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my puppies paralyzed in the hind legs. If I stand him he stays like that for about 4 seconds. Is this hopeful?

5 days ago I tossed my puppy onto the bed. When he landed he started to cry and his back legs were limp. I rushed him to the vet and the vet said he had deep pain response. He stayed over night at the vet and in the morning the vet said he didn’t have the pain response anymore. So I rushed him to a specialist to have an MRI done. I was then told that my puppy likely had traumatic vertebral subluxation/reduction. He stayed over night and was give meds. I picked him up the next day and was told he has no control over any of his bows and I have to express him, and there was a 50/50 chance he would recover. I have done physical therapy every day in the bath. I have now seen him pee on his own and try to stand up. His paralyzed legs seem to stretch on there own along with his front paws (he has feeling there). His back paws will sometimes curl and move too. Today I was able to stand him up on all fours and he could support himself for about 4 seconds before slowly lowering back down. Before he couldn’t do this at all. Can anyone tell me if these are good signs of a slow but positive recovery or just something that happens to paralyzed dogs. Thanks for any help or advice.

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Can deep tissue massage help my lower back pain? My chiropractor is all booked up and I won't take pills…

I am not into muscle relaxers and strong pain killers when not needed. I have had some bad lower back issues before (most of the time when I run on a treadmill). I have very strong abs since I’m in ballet and we are required to do tons of strengthening exercies before class starts. Would an hour of deep tissue help to straighten my back up?
I only have lower back pain. I had food poisoning the weekend before last though. I also have tingling down my legs

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What are possible causes for my lower back and leg pain?

I’m 22 and since about a year ago, I’ve been having lower back pain that’s been getting worst. I don’t do sports and there was no injury to the area. It comes and goes but it’s causing me more pain now and the pain is also in my legs. The pain is worst when I lie down at night and its a sharp pain radiating to a dull pain. The leg pain feels like nerve pain and it’s been making my legs very weak and I have trouble walking at times. I also get this weird tingling sensation in my lower body and it makes my legs weak and knees buckle. I’ve been to several doctors and they told me it was muscle pain at first, told me to exercise, and gave me anti-inflammatory meds. None of that worked, and they are having xrays dones and my CT scan is schedule for monday. I’m pretty nervous, and the doctory said she does not know what it is without the test results and does not know what the problem could be. Anyone have similar experiences and can tell me what it was or any ideas what it could be?
Will CT scans always be helpful to find out problems relating to my back pain? Seems like some of you think that I should not be getting a CT scan. What is the worst possible problem that could be causing my pain? I just want to be prepared. I don’t do any lifting or heavy exercise, so the slipped disc thing seems weird… Does it just happen?

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What causes lower back pain during menstruation?

My back is always hurting because of my chest, but that’s more throughout my back, and mainly around my neck/shoulders. During PMS my lower back, just higher than my waist, kills me. It hurts so much, and my legs get so weak I can’t walk. I have to sit out from gym about 3 times each month because of it. What causes these pains? I’m wondering because.. well, I’m not really aware of the relation between the reproductive area and my back/thighs.
Thanks in advance.

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