During the summer, when temperatures are higher and you’re likely to be more active and sweating more, it’s important to drink plenty of water to stay adequately hydrated. This can help support the health of your spine and reduce the risk of back pain or discomfort. Staying hydrated is particularly important for your back pain or spine health during the…
In the fast-paced rhythm of modern workplaces, injuries unfortunately remain a common occurrence, impacting employees across various industries. From minor accidents to more severe incidents, these workplace injuries can disrupt productivity and affect individuals physically, emotionally, and financially. In this article, we’ll delve into post-injury awareness, shedding light on the crucial signs, symptoms, and precautions to consider after experiencing a…
Good posture is paramount for overall health and well-being, exerting a profound influence on both our physical and mental health. It serves as a fundamental aspect of daily life with far-reaching implications. Proper posture significantly benefits musculoskeletal health by ensuring an even distribution of forces on muscles and joints, thereby preventing issues like back pain, neck pain, and chronic conditions…
If you’re over a certain age (or a very active youth), you may know the feeling of back pain. It comes on from lifting, bending, playing, or even sitting in one position just a little too much. This type of pain can be one of the most debilitating out there. Fun fact: even if you didn’t necessarily bring on an…
Middle back pain can be a complex condition to diagnose and treat. It is essential to understand the different causes of mid back pain and the various treatments available so you can make an informed decision about which treatment is best for your individual needs. Let’s explore the causes of middle back pain and what treatment might be appropriate for…
Most humans are likely to experience some form of low back pain during their lives. Injuries, obesity, medical conditions, pregnancy, or any other physiological cause could create this pain; however, recent research has linked some low back pain to insomnia and sleep disturbances. Chronic pain has always been an apparent reason for poor sleep, but what makes this study unique…
It’s that time of year again. One year is winding down, and people are starting to think of the new year with new plans and new goals. For a lot of people, a new year often brings about health related resolutions. People are looking to get back into the gym, eat healthier, and just feel better. These are all great…
The use of our backs is necessary for nearly everything we do. So, it can be distressing and frustrating dealing with back pain. Back pain is one of the most common sources of pain reported to doctors. About 65 million Americans have reported back pain throughout their lives. 16 million of those people, about 8% of the American population, suffer…
School can be rough on your kid’s back. They’re sitting most of the day, and many kids will slouch in their seat or hunch over their desk. Many schools require that they carry several books around all day. Or, maybe your kid has a heavy backpack that they carry on their walk to and from school. What can you do…
39% of adults in the United States reported having back pain in the past 3 months. 54% of those adults reported having neck or back pain that has lasted for at least 5 years. A whopping 73% said they use nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs for pain treatment. Back and neck pain links to the spine, one of the most important parts…
