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Lumbar Scoliosis – Symptoms, Causes and Treatment

Lumbar scoliosis is an abnormal lateral curvature of the spine in the lumbar region. It varies in severity, from mild, to moderate, to severe, depending on the degree of the spinal curvature it causes.

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Back Pain in Younger People

Back pain in the younger generation is usually not something to worry about. However, if it’s persistent or if it keeps coming back, you might want to investigate the issue further.

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How to get rid of upper back pain

Upper back pain can be the result of either mechanical damage such as a car accident, or it can develop from a sedentary lifestyle. The best approach is to treat it naturally through…

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5 Back Pain Myths and How to Address Them

Here at Spinal Backrack we hear many myths about back pain. At the same time, we put our expertise and opinion to use in order to dispel some of these myths.

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How to Relieve Stress-Related Neck and Back Pain?

Stress related neck and back pain can be treated by addressing the psychological stress that is causing the symptoms, as well as the physical stress that may be enhancing the pain.

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Common and Uncommon Causes of Back Pain

Both common and uncommon causes of back pain can lead to unpleasant consequences if left untreated. Here is how to address each type of problem.

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Can Driving Cause Back Pain?

Sitting in the car in the same position for a long period of time can trigger back pain. Maintaining the same seating position can have a negative effect on your posture in the long term.

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Back Pain and the Ageing Spine

Age related back pain affects everyone. The best thing to do to manage an ageing spine is to keep active lifestyle. Find the best ways to help back pain.

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The Economic Cost of Back Pain

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) stated that nearly 31 million workdays were lost in 2013 in the UK as a result of workers suffering from back problems, neck pain, and muscle ailments. On the flipside, minor illnesses, including the common cold or common cough, only accounted for about 27 million days lost from work.

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