RubysGold
Well-Known Member
Two weeks ago today I went showjumping. Had a brilliant day, and came away happy.
Following day my bum was sore. Strange place to hurt but I figured I'd pulled a muscle. Over the following few days it was a constant pain, and then it moved down to my leg, above the back of my knee for a few days and then settled on my hip bone.
On Thursday I went dog training, running round the field sent pain shooting up my back. But afterwards the pain in my leg/hip/bum lessened a lot. Now I feel ok unless I lean forward (walking under the washing line or riding under trees hacking are the most painful.
I had a lesson yesterday, walk and trot absolutely fine, canter sent the pain shooting up my back and I had to stop. We did a lateral work lesson instead
So it seems I need to go see a physio. I just can't understand how two weeks of pain can lead from having no accident. No initial pain or fall
Following day my bum was sore. Strange place to hurt but I figured I'd pulled a muscle. Over the following few days it was a constant pain, and then it moved down to my leg, above the back of my knee for a few days and then settled on my hip bone.
On Thursday I went dog training, running round the field sent pain shooting up my back. But afterwards the pain in my leg/hip/bum lessened a lot. Now I feel ok unless I lean forward (walking under the washing line or riding under trees hacking are the most painful.
I had a lesson yesterday, walk and trot absolutely fine, canter sent the pain shooting up my back and I had to stop. We did a lateral work lesson instead
So it seems I need to go see a physio. I just can't understand how two weeks of pain can lead from having no accident. No initial pain or fall