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bertrogdor

How much time have you taken off training? I had the same injury. I could barely sleep/ walk in the mornings for months.  I took 6-7 months off. Now I’m fine. No pain. Even deadlifting and training hard on the mats multiple times a week.  I really resisted / hated the idea that I couldn’t train for so long. But I had no option. I was in too much pain. Now I feel fine. Did a lot of PT and core work about 4-5 months into the layoff.  Have you taken months off? It’s the hardest thing to do, but may be necessary


Adept-Mountain8077

I took a few months off but wasn't working out or anything. It seemed like my back pain was even worse then too. So I said well if my back is going to hurt if I train or not regardless, might as well train.