Category: Back pain

Back pain

Reduce Sports-Related Back Pain and Stress

Every sport is known to put some kind of stress on your spine. As such, it is important to reduce sports-related back pain to increase your spine health.

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Back Pain and Smoking – Are They Linked?

Back pain and smoking often go hand-in-hand as smoking enhances the activity of the brain that reduces the ability of the body to combat with chronic back pain.

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Obesity and Back Pain – What is the Link Between Them?

Obesity is a condition when a person has excess body weight or fat that may affect their health and lead to back pain due to excessive pressure exerted upon the spine. Obesity and back pain are often associated as a result.

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How to Prevent Chronic Back Pain

Chronic back pain can be reduced and prevented first and foremost by adopting appropriate lifestyle changes as well as engaging in spinal decompression therapy.

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How To Help Your Back This Winter

Winter conditions can cause harm to your back and aggravate existing back problems. To help you back this winter try the following tips.

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Poor Posture Causes Back Pain and Affects Your Daily Life

There are numerous reasons that can be attributed to why many of us have bad posture. In certain cases, the problems are congenital (birth defects) while in other cases; the poor posture may be a result of an old injury or a disease. But the most common reason for poor postural alignment is due to the posture that we adopt due to a certain occupation or lifestyle.

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Back Muscle Strength – Flexibility and Mobility

Having good mobility and strong core muscles can greatly enhance the quality of our daily lives and our ability to carry out everyday tasks. However, in some cases, when muscles of the back are exposed to stress, they can become injured and lead to a number of symptoms.

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OSTEOPOROSIS

Osteoporosis is a disease that affects bone health and weakens bones in the body, and as a result the body loses too much bone, makes too little bone, or both. In advanced stages, bones become weak and may break from a fall.

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