From the Desk of Dr. Alan Weidner
www.massage-chair-relief.com
Lower back pain may have different causes than upper or entire back pain. The lower back serves a different role from the other parts of the back, as is it the sole support for the entire upper body. The lower back takes on the majority of the stress from everyday life and injuries. Bodies bend, rotate, and extend at the waist; the lower back is always a part of that process and is affected by most body movement. Protecting the core and lower back are essential to maintaining healthy body movement.
A lumbar strain is when the ligaments, tendons, or muscles of the lower back are stretched too far and become strained. The tissue tears usually as a result of overuse, although improper use or accidents are sometimes to blame. The most effective way to relieve and eliminate a lumber strain is to take pain medication and rest to allow the back to heal. Massage and heat therapy can help to soothe the pain.
Lumber radiculopathy because a problem after there has been damage to the discs of the back. More often than not, disc damage is caused by use in daily life. The discs wear down and allow for nerve irritation, and can sometimes cause a hernia. This type of condition is more severe and requires a more serious form of treatment, sometimes leading to surgery.
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