My back hurts.

It seems to be a condition caused by carrying heavy objects and not maintaining proper posture.

My lower back started to hurt, and my legs began to feel numb while sleeping.

Maybe it's because I'm tired... Maybe it's because I use my back a lot...

I just endured it, thinking it was because of poor blood circulation.

Suddenly, I couldn't walk on the street and immediately knelt down.

Even with assistance, I couldn't get up at all, so I took an ambulance to the emergency room.

Even after receiving opioid painkillers, the pain did not subside, so I was eventually hospitalized.

There was nothing provided except painkillers even during hospitalization.

They told me to be discharged in three days, but I still can't move, and I was resentful towards the hospital that wanted me to leave.

They said it's more like inflammation caused by compression rather than a herniated disc.

Even after taking the prescribed medication, I am not getting better.

Visited the hospital once a week but did not improve.

Neural injection? It seems to be okay now, right?

If that's the case, why didn't you do it right from the start...

They only let go when I spoke firmly.

There must have been a reason why it wasn't immediately recommended.

I could hardly do my main job because of my painful back.

I still feel a little pain afterward... When I work a lot, I put on patches, take anti-inflammatory and pain relief medications little by little, and endure.

I'm worried because today I suddenly experienced pain again just before collapsing.

The hospital doesn't do much for me... Do I need to see a doctor again to get another injection?

Should I walk with proper posture and endure it... Being in pain is the hardest part.