The “No Pain, No Gain” philosophy toward exercise incites people to work out despite what their bodies are telling them. Yet pain is sometimes an indicator that rest is needed and that stressing your body further may lead to injury. There are times when it’s sensible to work out when you’re in pain and times [...]
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How To Help A Loved One With Back Pain Find Relief
April 27th, 2012
AmeeL Seeing a loved one is pain is never pleasant, and the natural urge is to help. People with back pain sometimes refuse to seek treatment because they know this condition is difficult to diagnose and treat. Others with chronic back pain have received failed treatments and lost hope. While you can’t make other people’s decisions [...]
Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness: Causes and Solutions
April 22nd, 2012
AmeeL Whether your lifestyle is athletic or relatively sedentary, you’ve likely experienced muscle soreness after physically exerting yourself more than usual. If this soreness occurs one to three days after activity, it is called delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). Some think that lactic acid buildup in a muscle causes DOMS, but this is a misconception. The [...]
Exercising With Scoliosis And Back Pain
April 16th, 2012
AmeeL Though scoliosis is asymptomatic in some, for others it is a cause of back pain. Exercise therapy is one of the main approaches to scoliosis pain management, although exercise can be too painful for some. Building a strong core is one of the most important aspects of any exercise plan for back pain. Having a [...]
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