Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. During pregnancy lot of changes occur in the body, one of those is an increase in the lower back curve (lumbar lordosis). Due to an increase in lumbar lordosis, some muscles of the lower back remain stretched and become weak. It will cause lower back pain. I suggest you start doing some aerobic exercises for general body conditioning like walking, jogging, cycling, or swimming.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. If you are feeling too dizzy, then please visit the nearest emergency hospital as soon as possible. For backache, if it is acute and is started or increased in the last 24 hours, you can apply an ice pack or else, apply hot fomentation. Your back soreness needs to be assessed. Please visit a physiotherapist or a physician for a physical evaluation.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. What you described as a lump is C7 vertebra. It is normally more visible than other vertebra. It appears to you as a lump either because you are overweight or you have a forward head posture or both. For burning sensation, pain and sore shoulders apply an ice pack till the strong acute pain subsides and later you can do hot water fomentation.
Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Are you right-handed? Is your left arm weaker? Or vice-versa? Normally, we all tend to use one side of our body more frequently and comfortably than the other, making us left or right-handed. We spend most of our life performing endless daily tasks with one side of our body at a much higher frequency than the other side. Hence, more developed and stronger muscles on that side. But, it is more visible in some individuals than others.
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