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The Role of Physical Therapy
Physical therapy with a trained professional may be useful if pain has not improved after 3 - 4 weeks. It is important for any person who has chronic low back pain to have an exercise program. Professionals who understand the limitations and special needs of back pain, and can address individual health conditions, should guide this program. One study indicated that patients who planned their own exercise program did worse than those in...
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Spinal pain, or back pain, is very common in the Western world. In fact, it affects up to 80 percent of people at least one time in their life.... Read more »
Back Pain and Sciatica: Risk Factors
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
In most known cases, pain begins with an injury, after lifting a heavy object, or after making a sudden movement. Not all people have back pain after... Read more »
Back Pain and Sciatica: Treatment for Chronic Low Back Pain
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Nonspecific back pain
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Nonspecific back pain refers to pain in the back due to an unknown cause. Alternative Names Back pain - nonspecific ... Read more »
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