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Articles related to "Lumbar"
Exercise and Low Back Pain Exercise is an important factor in the rehabilitation and maintenance of spinal health, but not without the health-giving force of manipulation. chiropractic • chiropractor • low back • low back pain • lumbar
MRI and Low Back Pain Routine MRI's of the lower spine are commonly reporting serious abnormalities of which the patients have no symptoms or history. mri • magnetic resonance imaging • chiropractic • lower back • lower back pain
The Economic Costs of Lower Back Pain The overall costs of lower back pain in our society are staggering. The bill in the US is 90 billion dollars per year. Chiropractic could greatly reduce these costs, if only given a chance. chiropractic • chiropractor • low back pain • lower back • lumbar
Yoga Anatomy: Lumbar Spine Keeping undue pressure off your lower back can come from unexpected places. How to avoid lower back pain and injury for yogis (and everyone else). yoga anatomy spine safety • lumbar lower back pain • relieve pressure on lower back • flexibility • forward-fold
Central Lumbar Disc Herniation Most cases of disc herniation generally require conservative management but disc entry into the spinal canal needs immediate treatment to decompress the affected nerves. central disc herniation • slipped disc and central disc herniation • central disc prolapse • sciatica and central disc herniation • central disc herniation and leg numbness
7 Myths About Low Back Pain 7 common myths about lower back pain. chiropractic • low back pain • low back • lumbar • spine
Another Chiropractic Triumph Yet another study has found that chiropractic care is superior to physiotherapy for lower back pain. How many more are needed? chiropractic • chiropractor • low back pain • spine • spinal
Chiropractic, the Drug-free Alternative for Low Back Pain For those suffering from chronic low back pain, chiropractic is a safe, drug-free alternative. chiropractic • chiropractor • low back • lumbar • lumbar spine
Confusion Reigns Down Under New Australian clinical guidelines for treatment of spinal and musculoskeletal pain is discussed and various inconsistencies are pointed out. chiropractic • clinical guidelines • spinal pain • lumbar spine • cervical spine
Do Low Back Belts Actually Help? Lumbar support belts are proven as failing to prevent back pain or back pain disability in a study of 9000 WalMart workers. low back • lumbar • back pain
Does Proper Lifting Prevent Low Back Injuries? The scientific literature is rife with studies that fail to show that teaching proper lifting does not prevent lower back injuries at work. One recent study is examined. chiropractic • low back pain • lumbar spine • low back injuries • industrial safety
Finally…A Little Respect A confirming study showing that chiropractic care does not cost insurance companies more money because people use chiropractic instead, not in addition, to medicine. health insurance • managed care • chiropractic • medicine • lower back
Lifting Safely. What Does That Mean? A list of factors that should be considered when lifting heavy objects. chiropractic • lower back • low back • lumbar spine • ergonomics
Structure vs. Function The primary success that chiropractors have treating spinal pain is that they believe function governs structure. chiropractic • chiropractors • spine • spinal pain • low back
The Confusing World of Low Back Pain Research The article examines the 10 top questions in the field of lower back pain as asked at a major conference on the subject. chiropractic • chiropractor • low back • low back pain • lumbar
Want Less Back Pain? Stop Being Afraid of It Fear of pain or reinjury can impede recovery from low back pain and often results in the case becoming chronic. chiropractic • chiropractor • chiropractors • low back pain • low back
Primer on Low Back Pain Low back pain is a common, sometimes debilitating ailment. Anatomy, and common causes of lumbar pain are reviewed. low back pain • disc herniation • facet joint disease • sciatica and back pain • low back strain
Preventing Back Pain A back strain can cause severe pain, obstructing an individual's ability to perform normal activities. These tips and exercises may help to prevent a back strain. back pain • prevention • preventing back pain • lower • back exercise
Yoga Anatomy: Thoracic Spine In common poses from twists to back-bends and shoulder-stands, yogis ask a lot of their upper backs. What you need to know about maintaining safety on the mat. yoga anatomy spine safety • thoracic spine upper back • back pain • twist back bend safety • seated twist marichyasana
Even Science Has Its Spin Doctors! A study looking at the NSAID Vioxx and lower back pain proves little, but you can bet it will be spun to death in order to get physicians on track. nsaid • nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories • nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs • drugs • low back pain
Learn About The Spine: Part 2: Back Pain Series Part 2 of the Back Pain Series teaches you about the relationship of the spine to chronic back pain in the human body. Being aware of body mechanics and lifestyle choices can help reduce back injuries and prevent or help you manage chronic back pain. chronic pain • pain • spine • spinal • body
Should Back Pain Sufferers Avoid Medical Care? The treatment and diagnostic costs of lower back pain in the industrialized world are staggering. Something dramatic needs to be done to fix the problem. Applying chiropractic as the industry "gate-keeper" is the most sensible and cost-saving measure available. chiropractic • chiropractor • low back pain • lower back pain • lumbar spine
The Anatomy of Back Pain The causes of back pain can be complex and difficult to diagnose because the back is composed of many complex structural components. back • spine • vertebrae • back pain • back ache
Testing, Testing, 1-2-3... The MRI, Lumbar Puncture, and Evoked Potentials are 3 tests commonly used during the diagnostic process for multiple sclerosis. mri • multiple • sclerosis • multiple sclerosis • ms
I Am Your Back. Treat Me Right. A brief description of the human back and the proper way to maintain its health. vertebrae • posture • lower back • disks • healthy
Meningitis Diagnosis and Treatment Meningitis is caused by bacteria or viruses. Correct diagnosis is necessary to determine the cause, and treatment depends on the severity of the case. bacterial meningitis • viral • vaccines • vaccinations • symptoms
Stretches for the Pregnant Office Worker To prepare for having a baby, ongoing health and fitness is essential. If you spend a great deal of your workday at the desk, here are some stretches just for you! stretches for pregnant office workers • flexibility program for pregnant women • pregnancy stretch and flex • prepare for having a baby • pregnancy warm up
Chiropractic and Sciatica A brief overview of sciatica and leg pain from a chiropractic viewpoint. sciatica • neuralgia • chiropractic • sciatic nerve • leg pain
How to Pick The Best Chair for Your Office Your home office chair, where you spend hours a day, affects your focus, productivity and health. Follow these tips for selecting this piece of office furniture wisely pick the best chair for your office • choosing the most important piece of equipment • comfort and quality of your office chair • go to several stores • sit in every chair
NPH Misdiagnosed as Alzheimer's NPH-caused dementia is often reversible. Since NPH symptoms resemble Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases, most cases go unreported or mischaracterized and untreated. alzheimers treatment • alzheimers symptoms • alzheimers disease • alzheimers dementia • alzheimers diagnosis
Yoga Anatomy: Spine Safety Protecting the safety of your back is essential for a safe yoga practice for years to come. Overview of spinal anatomy and some potentially dangerous yoga poses. yoga safety spine anatomy • back pain yoga pose • yoga therapy • intrinsic equilibrium • cervical thoracic lumbar spine
Yoga for Arthritis: Lower Back Osteoarthritis in the lumbar region can result in stiffness and pain. These yoga poses help to relieve the symptoms of arthritis in the lower back. yoga poses • yoga exercises • yoga positions • yoga therapy • lumbar
Does Running Hurt your back? Injure your discs?NO! does running hurt your back? Does runniing hurt you spine? NO! Here is the proof! running • injuries
The Politics and Deception of Low Back Pain The prejudice that the chiropractic profession has faced from organized medicine is sometimes so blatant as to be beyond belief. chiropractic • prejudice • low back pain • treatment • manipulation
Weight Lifting and Spinal Health An interesting physical study of the spinal health and bone density of the world's strongest man. bone density • weight lifting • biomechanics • spine
Lower back ache? Learn to avoid a major cause of lower-back ache by simple stretching! back • back care • backache • prevention • protection
Meningitis Basics The following meningitis articles explain the basics about symptoms, diagnosis, complications, meningitis types, and treatments. meningitis • bacterial • viral • symptoms • diagnosis
Mind/Body Bicycling Applying the lessons of Mind/Body Fitness to Bicycling to get the most out of your ride. Safety and alignment start with a properly fitted bicycle. bicycling • mind body fitness • bike riding alignment • yoga biking • cycling breath
Viral Meningitis Viral meningitis, although less serious than bacterial meningitis, is still a threat to people of all ages. Learn ways to prevent this neurological illness. viral meningitis • bacterial • symptoms of meningitis • signs of meningitis • treatment of meningitis
Chiseled abs! (part 1 of 2) Getting the abdominal training right. Find out what works and what doesn't! bodybuilding • weight • training • power • powerlift
TCM and Lower Back Pain Lower back pain affects most people at some time in their lives so it's not suprising that so many types of treatment are available. As a TCM practitioner in Australia for 8 years and a sufferer of back pain myself, I found TCM to be an extremely effective form of treatment. This article discusses some common causes of lower back pain and their treatment from a TCM point of view. back • pain • strain • muscles • kidneys
The Intervertebral Disc A discussion of the intervertebral disc revealing some anatomical features that predispose them to injury and breakdown. intervertebral disc • ivd • disc • herniated disc • disc bulge
A Patient's Guide to the Neuropathic Diseases - Self-Help! Now that you have been diagnosed with a neuropathic disease - what are your options and what defense willl be mounted ti defend against further encroachment by the disease. And what procedures are to be followed to restore your health to its former state, and to maintain it once achieved. internet • search engine • search techniques • verification of information • term hits
MY BABY HAD MENINGITIS A personal account of when our second child was struck with meningitis at eight weeks old. We were lucky. meningitis • childhood illness • personal story
PTC Treatment Options 2, The Spinal Tap Experience Spinal Taps are sometimes used in the treatment of Pseudo Tumor Cerebri. pseudo tumor cerebri • benign intracranial hypertension • spinal taps
An introduction to PTC An introduction to Pseudo-tumor cerebri. General information. pseudo-tumor cerebri • headache • benign intracranial hypertension • idiopathic intracranial hypertension
Before You Buy A Chair Having trouble with your back, and the reason for that is your sitting job! A good chair is vital for proper posture. It helps ward off chronic strain on your neck, back and shoulders. ergonomics • chair • proper • good • healthy
Neuropathic Pain: New Insights, New Interventions - Part II We continue from last week with the identification and the mechanics for the various types of neuropathic pain. The actual mechanisms for pain detction are described in minute detail. neuorpathic • pain • treatment • intervention • anticonvulsant drugs |
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