Does Back Pain Lead To Brain Drain?

September 7th, 2009 by admin

back pain is a very common disease by which people get afflicted worldwide. It has been rightly termed as a ‘lifestyle disorder’. A general cause of a back pain is sitting or standing in bad postures, though there can be various other medical reasons to it.

But as the saying goes: ‘nothing is alone in this world’, the same is true with the back pain. Back pain not only involves physical suffering but it also comes with a plethora of other sufferings. Your professional and social life too suffers due to it.

Various new age studies have come up with a direct relationship between your back pain and the brain. With the help of various comparisons of the brain size, made between two sets of people of the same age group, one who was afflicted with back pain and the others who were found to be totally fit, showed a deviation. People who suffered from back pain showed an acute shrinkage in their brain size, of up to 1.3-centimeter cube per year. Further it was shown that till the time the pain lasted, the brain’s size kept on shrinking. In case of chronic pain, the brain loss was faster as compared to the shrinkage in mild pain.

But there are still some questions that remain unclear with this theory, as to whether the brain loss associated with back pain is permanent or it remains till the pain lasts. Some researchers argue that there have been cases where, there was a decrease in the grey matter that led to shrinkage of the brain without any neuron loss. That means that the effect was only on the brain size and there occurred no memory loss. This statement brings us to the fact that the process of brain loss can be reversed with the help of an effective suggested treatment.

But the reason for this relationship between loss of grey matter and back pain still remains uncertain. But still, researchers have tried to answer this relationship to some extent. They are of the view that development of negative mood and intense stress and pressure can be a cause of this process of degeneration of the brain cells.

So the only way out to this problem is by following various psychological therapies that will help you relieve stress and give you peace out of both, your back pain and brain drain.

Ashish Jain
http://www.articlesbase.com/medicine-articles/does-back-pain-lead-to-brain-drain-123388.html

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Desk Jockey Back Pain Relief at The Balanced Spine

September 6th, 2009 by admin

http://www.ythebalancedspine.com Are you a desk-jockey with back pain? Do you bend to “server-spine” syndrome? Are you miserable at your monitor? The Balanced Spine chiropractic, with locations in Redmond and Issaquah, WA offer you a gentle solution that is distinguished from ordinary chiropractic care. Dr. Schallmann offers care utilizing the NUCCA technique - removing all the thrusting, popping and cracking normally ociated with chiropractic care. This unique solution delivers relief and sustainable results to our patients.

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Beat Back Pain In Your Sleep (Health Guru Tip)

September 4th, 2009 by admin

Bothered by back pain? The RX may be as simple as adjusting your sleeping patterns! The best health videos on the web are at http://www.healthguru.com

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What could pain in my back from taking a deep breath mean?

September 4th, 2009 by admin

I have been experiencing back pain (localized to the middle-to-upper right region of my back) all day, especially when I take a deep breath. I’ve also noticed I get the pain when I move my right arm in certain directions, as well as if I twist my back to the right or left. But the pain is the worst when I take a deep breath. Could this just be a muscle strain? I’m not sure if pain from a muscle strain can be felt from taking a deep breath. Any advice and/or information would be appreciated.

Thanks.

There is a chance that you subluxated (partially displaced) a rib. This usually happens in the back from a traumatic incident, and can cause restricted and painful breathing. You also might have strained or bruised an intercostal muscle, located between the ribs. Either one would cause the symptoms you’re describing.

A chiropractor might help, as well as alternating heat and ice on the area. Start with 10 minutes of heat, end with 10 minutes of ice.

Gentle deep breathing exercises can help a displaced rib readjust. Follow the procedure in the link below, except only breathe in to the point where you experience NO pain. You will find that you can breathe in deeper the more you do it.

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Holistic Back Pain Therapy : What Is a Pinched Nerve?

September 2nd, 2009 by admin

Understanding what a pinched nerve is can help you visualize and treat your pain. Learn about pinched nerves from a certified physical therapist in this free holistic video.

Expert: Dr. Karen Pryor
Contact: www.health-sphere.net
Bio: Karen Pryor, PhD., PT is a dedicated holistic speaker who promotes an out-of-the-box approach to health and healing. Her life’s mission is to treat and educate people.
Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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Lower Back Pain Treatments

September 1st, 2009 by admin

Lower back pain is causing a great concern in the United States. Moreover because it is in a recent study it is anticipated that four out of five adults in the United States will experience lower back pain in some point of their lives. Back pain being a common problem may sometimes hamper ones day to day life and may even lead to surgery. So it is always recommended to consult your physician even for the smallest back pain symptoms you will notice and get the advice before the problem grows.

Back Pain is indeed a very painful experience and ironically the severity of pain is often unrelated to the extent of physical damage it has caused. A simple strain can be extremely painful, while a herniated disk between vertebrate may cause little or no pain at all. That is why it is always beneficial that you may go in for many types of back pain tests that are available and can be administered to more accurately determine the cause of your pain.

Common causes of lower back pain can be found in the following:

• Injury to the bones, joints or ligaments in the lower back

• Smaller nerves running along and inside the spine becoming irritated or damaged

• Strain to the lower back muscles, or erector spine

• Damage to the intervertebral disks, which separate the vertebrate

• Irritated nerve roots connected to the hips, legs or even arms

At times many physical injuries can be attributed to specific incidents but still lower back pain may be slow-building, yet progressive. This can make it difficult to notice complicated lower back problems before they require treatment. Although lower back pain does not require emergency medical attention, a few symptoms may be signs of severe medical conditions.

Back pain as we have discussed is slow yet progressive and rarely requires emergency medical attention. But it is highly recommended that you consult your physician and follow his advice to avoid such emergency situations. In some cases if anytime you experience the following symptoms with a regular slow back pain you need to have an expert for emergency medical attention.

The symptoms are

Severe or constant pain in the lower back or abdominal region

Sudden bowel or bladder movements

A progressive feeling of weakness in the legs

An immediate medical attention saves you from any damage to your body and excruciating pain it may cause to you. For severe or chronic back pain, you should consider seeking lower back pain treatment, which is available in many forms. Lower back exercise can both help with back pain relief, and prevent it from recurring later. Most low back pain can be treated without surgery. Treatment involves using analgesics, reducing inflammation, restoring proper function and strength to the back, and preventing recurrence of the injury. Most patients with back pain recover without residual functional loss. Patients should contact a doctor if there is not a noticeable reduction in pain and inflammation after 72 hours of self-care. The best way is to take necessary precautions and make necessary changes in lifestyle, standing, sitting and sleeping positions and doing regular exercise. It is best to keep the back pain away from you and your family.

Dhiraj
http://www.articlesbase.com/health-articles/lower-back-pain-treatments-127476.html

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Acupuncture Therapy : Acupuncture Back Pain Demo

September 1st, 2009 by admin

Ever wonder what it’s like to be treated at an acupuncture facility? Learn more about acupuncture and back pain from our medical expert in this free video.

Expert: ROBERT LINDE
Contact: www.acuherbals.com
Bio: Robert Linde has been practicing tai chi for 13 years. As an acupuncturist and registered herbalist, he’s studied herbs since 1975 and practiced traditional Chinese medicine for over 6 years.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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Cupping Therapy For Lower Back Pain

August 29th, 2009 by admin

Strong-Cupping Method for Lower back pain

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Lower Back Pain Exercises Lower Back Pain Back Pain Exercise

August 27th, 2009 by admin

Lower back pain exercises to relieve pain in the low or lower back. These lower back pain exercises and in fact each lower back pain exercise in this clip will help back pain, relieve back pain, end back pain and even end back pain. These are rehab exercises for your lower back. The tight muscles in your hips attach to your lower back and cause lower back pain or lower back discomfort at the point of attachment. Lower back pain is one of the most common ailments but lower back pain can be fixed in a few minutes a day. Stop lower back pain by trying these moves. This is just the first few minutes of David Wicker’s great DVD, 7 Minutes to a Healthy Lower Back. The other moves not shown here are great too, the ladies stretch, the gentleman’s stretch, the butterfly, the spider, and the swan. David Wicker teaches lower back pain exercises in his classes in Hawaii. Over 200,000 people have taken his classes. Lower back pain relief is his specialty and as you can see his lower back pain techniques are easy to follow and he’s clear to understand. I hope this helps your lower back and ends pain in your lower back once and for all. Enjoy.

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what is the best way to cure back pain without pain meds.?

August 27th, 2009 by admin

Have had lower back pain for over a year and taking medication for pain and spasms. Would prefer to cure myself with other methods, home remedies.

Do a search for back strengthening exercises. This will really improve your muscalature and give you more support down there.

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