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SOURCES: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons: “Sciatica.” Cleveland Clinic: “Illness and Conditions: Sciatica,” “Treatments and Procedures: Laminectomy.” Harvard Medical School: “Sciatica.” Mayo Center: “Sciatica,” “Tests and Procedures: Diskectomy.” 2019 WebMD, LLC. All rights booked.

SOURCES: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons: “Sciatica.” JAMA Client Page, July 8, 2009. National Center for Complementary and Natural Medicine: “Acupuncture for Pain.” Koes, B. BMJ, June 23, 2007. NYU Langone Medical Center: “Sciatica,” “Biofeedback,” “Acupuncture.” Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center: “Sciatica: More than Simply Pain In The Back.” Health Center for Unique Surgery: “Signs and Causes of Sciatica.” Healthfinder.

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Migraines and Tension Headaches

Headaches can have a very disturbing impact on the person suffering from it, most especially when it develops into migraines. However, what a lot of people do not know about headaches is that it can be aided by just lining up the spinal column and creating little modifications. Headaches may be categorized into several different groups, but the two most typical types of headaches are Tension headaches and Migraine headaches.

Back Pain: Go Play Tennis?

Are you serious? If I have back pain I should play tennis? That was the first thought that went through my mind when I heard a friend tell me I should get a tennis ball to cure my back pain. My friend responded. “No, not really, but a tennis ball can help ease your back pain.” So I got a tennis ball and come to find out it worked, in a few days my pain was gone!

Back Pain Generator: What Is It?

What is really causing your aching back? Has your doctor identifies your back pain generator? What exactly is a back pain generator and what role does it play in your back problem and cure? So you have a pain in your lower back and you are sitting in your doctor’s office hoping that he can relieve the pain in your backside.

Back Pain: Exercises To Do and Exercises To Avoid

Probably if you are like most people with back pain the last thing you want to do is exercise. At one time bed rest was the prescribed treatment for back pain. But since the 90’s physicians and therapists have recognized the importance of staying active as the best way to ease back pain and prevent a recurrence. After my back surgery the surgeon recommended that I immediately start exercising. The exercise he recommended was walking. As important as it is to exercise, it’s vital that you do the right exercises. Here is a list of the exercises to avoid and the exercises to do to relieve your back pain and strengthen your muscles.

Advice On How To Manage Your Back Pain

One easy way to help alleviate back pain is to simply find a good heating pad. Wrap the heating pad around the back of your chair when you are sitting down, or lay on it while in bed. Doing this in small intervals throughout the day will greatly decrease your back pain.