Back Pain Relief: The Power of Massage
January 30, 2008
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"Back pain relief can be accomplished utilizing a variety of modalities. One form of treatment I have recommended is massage therapy.
Because back pain is often times tied directly to elevated stress levels, I often recommend a soothing, stress relieving massage. Here’s a video of one of the most stress melting massages I have come across. Enjoy! [Read more]
How Does Back Pain Start?
January 29, 2008
Here’s a few back pain statistics compiled by the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) you might be interested in.
Over the past 3 months, approximately 59.1 million adult Americans have experienced a back pain episode. [Read more]
Back Pain Treatment: Do You Have The Right Physical Therapist Treating Your Back Pain?
January 28, 2008
Back pain treatment by a physical therapist is very common. But did you know that there are light years of differences in the skill levels of physical therapists that treat back pain? [Read more]
Back Pain: 3 Factors That Contibute To Slower Healing
January 23, 2008
Back pain is a condition that affects as many as 30 million people at any given time. And, while the majority of back pain can be treated relatively quickly, lifestyle habits can contribute to slower healing. Cigarettes, coffee, colas, and alcoholic beverages are irritants to pain receptors and nerve pathways of the body. As a result, increased consumption of these substances will slow the healing response of the body. Here’s how… [Read more]
Back Pain Myths Exposed
January 21, 2008
Back pain is an expensive ailment that has reached epidemic proportions over the past several years. And, despite the changes we have seen in our understanding of back pain, there is still little change in the public’s perception of how to treat back pain.
Ask any health care professional, patient, educational institution, or government agency about how to best treat back pain and you’re likely to get as many answers as questions you ask. Bottom line: people still cling to the “old way” of dealing with back pain and this, in and of itself, creates a problem. [Read more]
Sciatica: Back And Leg Pain Exposed
January 20, 2008
Sciatica pain is caused by irritation and inflammation of the sciatic nerve. There are 4 reasons for the development of sciatica. Any, or a combination of these conditions can account for back and leg pain. And, when you know why sciatica happens, you can treat it more effectively. [Read more]
Back Pain Medication: Be Wary of Addictive Side Effects
January 20, 2008
Back pain medication is usually divided into pain killers, muscle relaxants, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. While medication is helpful in the early stages of a back pain episode, longer term use of some of these medications can pose some risks. [Read more]
Back Pain And Children
January 18, 2008
Back pain among children and adolescents is quite common according to recent research. Depending on the published research you read, the prevalence of back pain among adolescents ranges from 5% to 75% and reaches the level seen in adults by the age of 18. [Read more]
Back Pain Cure: Will Back Surgery Cure My Back Pain?
January 15, 2008
Back pain treatment ranges from conservative care to surgical intervention. Back surgery is required in less than 10% of patients suffering with low back pan. There are four reasons why surgery would be considered as a treatment option for patients suffering with back pain. [Read more]
Back Pain Relief: Sex and Back Pain
January 14, 2008
Sex and back pain is a subject that is often overlooked or not discussed when attempting to achieve some back pain relief. Many people are unable to enjoy sex because they are unable to get into a comfortable position due to their back pain.
To enhance sexual gratification and reduce stress to the spine, be willing to explore different lovemaking positions.
Below are some suggestions for different positions that may be more comfortable for different conditions. Be creative and enjoy! [Read more]







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