KennethNok
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 Posted: 11 Jul 2015 04:59 Post subject: What Are The Causes Of Chronic Back Pain |
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Kidney diseases, ovarian disorders, injuries to muscles or ligaments, ruptured disc, spondylitis, constant stress, tension, wrong sitting postures, etc., are some of the common reasons for back pain. Lie flat on your stomach with your forehead touching the ground. Lie flat on your back with the arms at your sides and legs on natural position. It helps in releasing stress and minimizing back pain. Other way is to stop menstruation is practice yoga.
Yet growing evidence tells us that disabling persistent back pain disorders are often associated with increased trunk muscle co-contraction, earlier activation of the transverse abdominal wall and an inability to relax the spines stabilising muscles such as lumbar multifidus (Geisser, Haig et al. 2004, Dankaerts, 'Sullivan et al. 2009, Gubler, Mannion et al. 2010). This increase in co-contraction can increase spine stiffness and alter biomechanical loading reinforcing pain. Firstly, clinicians need to realise that back pain does not mean that spinal structures are damaged - it means that the structures are sensitised. They have a flat structure with a jelly-like centre.
Compared with patients who are not overweight, obese patients are also more likely to have leg pain. Taken together, survey findings and medical evidence suggest that exercise and weight loss should be part of any back-pain treatment plan. Respondents to our Health Ratings Center Survey who had lower-back pain ranked those hands-on therapies we asked about (spinal manipulation, physical therapy, massage) as very helpful. The amount of time individuals spent living with pain before surgery varied widely.
The mainstay of treatment is an initial period of rest with pain and anti-inflammatory medications followed by physical therapy. If pain and symptoms persist, Ankle Sprains
surgery to remove the herniated portion of the intervertebral disk may be needed. Most people achieve pain relief and can move better after microdiskectomy.
The main focus of this site is how to prevent and/or relieve chronic or recurring back pain by learning and practicing good posture habits, increasing strength and endurance in the muscles that support the spine with back exercises, increasing flexibility in the muscles that affect spinal alignment, using proper bending and lifting techniques, and understanding the physical limitations of the back. Sciatica , which is not a disease in itself but radiating pain and other symptoms caused by inflammation or compression of the sciatic nerve, can be caused by many conditions. Osteoarthritis of the spine is a common cause of back pain in people over 65 years of age (osteoarthritis also affects younger people but risk increases with age). Back pain is sometimes caused by a problem with the kidneys. Stress, anxiety, and depression are also linked to back pain. Stress causes muscles to contract, which reduces blood flow to the tissues.
Exercises called lumbar extension strength training are proving to be effective. Generally, these exercises attempt to strengthen the abdomen, improve lower back mobility, strength, and endurance, and enhance flexibility in the hip, the hamstring muscles, and the tendons at the back of the thigh. They are designed to achieve a physical and mental balance and can be very helpful in preventing recurrences of low back pain. A stretching program may work best when combined with strengthening exercises.
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