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Physical Activity May Temporarily Trigger Back Pain Flare-Ups Without Lasting Damage: Study
More time spent on activities such as lifting, pushing or pulling, bending, twisting, and crawling was linked to a higher risk of temporarily flare-ups of lower back pain, while sitting was associated with a lower risk of back pain flare-ups.
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Why You Should Carry A Tennis Ball In Your Carry-On While Travelling
Long trips can strain your body and posture. A simple tennis ball can help ease stiffness and discomfort when you are stuck sitting for hours.
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7 Yoga Asanas That Are Safe For Women During Pregnancy
Yoga during pregnancy can help ease discomforts like back pain, swelling and fatigue, improve flexibility, circulation and prepare the body for labour.
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Is The School Bag Burden Literally Deforming India's Future? Here's What Data And Doctors Say
School bags weighing far more than the recommended 10% of body weight are causing posture issues, chronic pain and long-term spinal risks in Indian students. New government data, NEP 2020 reforms and orthopaedic experts reveal the true scale of the b
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Nutritionist Reveals Hacks For Better Digestion During The Postpartum Journey
According to Lovneet Batra, mothers on their postpartum journey must consume food that is easier to digest, have good-quality, restful sleep, and make sure to follow a healthy diet.
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Healthiest Ayurvedic Herbs For The Changing Weather
Adding these herbs to your diet can help compact and better manage diseases common during weather change.
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Desi vs Red Onions: Which Indian Onion Is Better For Inflammation And Overall Health
Desi onions or red onions: which one should you eat to reduce inflammation and support better health? Here is a detailed comparison of both types and how they can help your body heal naturally.
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Do You Really Need Collagen Supplements? Dermatologist Answers
As we age, our bodies produce less collagen, leading to signs of ageing such as wrinkles, joint pain, and weaker skin. While certain foods are rich in collagen, it is also available as a supplement.
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Pain From Shoulder To Elbow? You Might Be Experiencing Referred Pain
If you've injured one part of your body, but another part hurts equally or worse, it's likely referred pain, misfiring through nerve networks. Here's why referred pain occurs, how to treat it, and what to ask your orthopaedic specialist to get the ri
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Is It Safe To Have Spinal Cord Stimulation? Here's What You Need To Know
Spinal cord stimulators are electrical devices that are surgically implanted in the body to treat long-term pain. They have a battery pack and leads that deliver electrical impulses directly to the spinal cord.
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UP Woman's Detailed Suicide Note On Arm, Leg, Stomach Over Dowry Harassment
The woman, in the note written on her arm, legs, and stomach with a pen, expressed the pain she was going through due to the harassment by her husband, Kundan, and his family.
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How Haldi Kalonji Water Helps Ease Menstrual Discomfort, Naturally
Struggling with period cramps and fatigue? This age-old Ayurvedic remedy made with turmeric and kalonji might be the natural relief your body's been craving.
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Ukrainians Painfully Wait To Learn If Loved Ones Are Among Returned Bodies
Volodymyr Umanets, a 69-year-old security guard, hopes his son will be among the Ukrainian prisoners of war now being handed over by Russia, but he knows he could be part of a more sombre homecoming: the repatriated remains of dead soldiers.
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Different Victim, Similar Story, Same Pain: Raja Raghuvanshi's Case Reminds Of 2003 "Ring Road Murder"
Raja Raghuvanshi's case resembles Bengaluru's "Ring Road Murder" case that happened in 2003.
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Poor Oral Hygiene May Be Linked To Body Pain And Migraines In Women: Study
The study found a significant association between poor oral health and chronic pain, especially among women diagnosed with fibromyalgia.
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Physical Activity May Temporarily Trigger Back Pain Flare-Ups Without Lasting Damage: Study
More time spent on activities such as lifting, pushing or pulling, bending, twisting, and crawling was linked to a higher risk of temporarily flare-ups of lower back pain, while sitting was associated with a lower risk of back pain flare-ups.
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Why You Should Carry A Tennis Ball In Your Carry-On While Travelling
Long trips can strain your body and posture. A simple tennis ball can help ease stiffness and discomfort when you are stuck sitting for hours.
-
7 Yoga Asanas That Are Safe For Women During Pregnancy
Yoga during pregnancy can help ease discomforts like back pain, swelling and fatigue, improve flexibility, circulation and prepare the body for labour.
-
Is The School Bag Burden Literally Deforming India's Future? Here's What Data And Doctors Say
School bags weighing far more than the recommended 10% of body weight are causing posture issues, chronic pain and long-term spinal risks in Indian students. New government data, NEP 2020 reforms and orthopaedic experts reveal the true scale of the b
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Nutritionist Reveals Hacks For Better Digestion During The Postpartum Journey
According to Lovneet Batra, mothers on their postpartum journey must consume food that is easier to digest, have good-quality, restful sleep, and make sure to follow a healthy diet.
-
Healthiest Ayurvedic Herbs For The Changing Weather
Adding these herbs to your diet can help compact and better manage diseases common during weather change.
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Desi vs Red Onions: Which Indian Onion Is Better For Inflammation And Overall Health
Desi onions or red onions: which one should you eat to reduce inflammation and support better health? Here is a detailed comparison of both types and how they can help your body heal naturally.
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Do You Really Need Collagen Supplements? Dermatologist Answers
As we age, our bodies produce less collagen, leading to signs of ageing such as wrinkles, joint pain, and weaker skin. While certain foods are rich in collagen, it is also available as a supplement.
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Pain From Shoulder To Elbow? You Might Be Experiencing Referred Pain
If you've injured one part of your body, but another part hurts equally or worse, it's likely referred pain, misfiring through nerve networks. Here's why referred pain occurs, how to treat it, and what to ask your orthopaedic specialist to get the ri
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Is It Safe To Have Spinal Cord Stimulation? Here's What You Need To Know
Spinal cord stimulators are electrical devices that are surgically implanted in the body to treat long-term pain. They have a battery pack and leads that deliver electrical impulses directly to the spinal cord.
-
UP Woman's Detailed Suicide Note On Arm, Leg, Stomach Over Dowry Harassment
The woman, in the note written on her arm, legs, and stomach with a pen, expressed the pain she was going through due to the harassment by her husband, Kundan, and his family.
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How Haldi Kalonji Water Helps Ease Menstrual Discomfort, Naturally
Struggling with period cramps and fatigue? This age-old Ayurvedic remedy made with turmeric and kalonji might be the natural relief your body's been craving.
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Ukrainians Painfully Wait To Learn If Loved Ones Are Among Returned Bodies
Volodymyr Umanets, a 69-year-old security guard, hopes his son will be among the Ukrainian prisoners of war now being handed over by Russia, but he knows he could be part of a more sombre homecoming: the repatriated remains of dead soldiers.
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Different Victim, Similar Story, Same Pain: Raja Raghuvanshi's Case Reminds Of 2003 "Ring Road Murder"
Raja Raghuvanshi's case resembles Bengaluru's "Ring Road Murder" case that happened in 2003.
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Poor Oral Hygiene May Be Linked To Body Pain And Migraines In Women: Study
The study found a significant association between poor oral health and chronic pain, especially among women diagnosed with fibromyalgia.
