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Swimming is generally considered to be a good exercise for those with back pain so is great for those wishing to start getting healthy without aggravating an existing back or neck condition. In the water you should not be adding significant strain to your muscles, natural buoyancy will support your joints, and the resistance of the water will give your muscles something to work against. Many athletes who are injured will use swimming to maintain their fitness levels while recovering as it is generally a very safe form of exercise.
Today I wanted to share with you something that I often tell my patients. Tennis balls can be a great help with back pain.
Although I often talk about posture, I talk less about the aspect of good posture, which is balance. Without good balance it is very difficult, if not impossible to maintain a good posture.
It’s no secret that a bad workstation can cause back pain and other health problems. But it’s not always easy to know how to fix the problem. Some people think that the solution is to buy an expensive ergonomic chair and keyboard, but this isn’t always necessary. In fact, most of us are surprised by how much better we feel after making just a few minor adjustments. Here are six things you need for an ergonomically correct workstation:
Lower back pain is the most common type of pain that people experience. There are many possible causes of lower back pain, and it can be difficult to know which one applies to you. Read on to learn more about what causes lower back pain and how a visit to an osteopath can help.
Introduction How do osteopaths treat osteoarthritis? | Osteoarthritis is a common condition that causes pain, stiffness and mobility problems. It can affect people of any age and is most commonly seen in older people. Osteopaths are trained to treat all parts of the body that impact your health, including your joints. Osteopathy also focuses on […]
This is how the cold affects your joints and 4 things to do if your pain is worse in the winter.
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