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6 Low-Impact Workouts For People With Joint Pain
Low-impact workouts are a safe and effective way to stay fit, reduce stiffness, and build strength without the stress of high-intensity exercises on sore knees, hips, back, or other areas.
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Scientists Locate Hormone That Can Help Switch Off Back Pain
A new study published in the Bone Research journal suggests that a specific hormone could switch off back pain. Here is everything you need to know about the research and why more human trials are needed for its implementation.
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Is Your Back Pain Actually Due To A Vitamin D Deficiency? Here's What A New Study Reveals
Are you feeling pain in your lower back? If so, you should be aware of a new study's findings on the relationship between vitamin D deficiency and its impact on chronic back pain.
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7 Yoga Poses That Can Help To Improve Hip Flexibility
Yoga asanas can also be beneficial to improve hip flexibility as they target areas like the hip flexors, glutes, inner thighs, and external rotators. They can reduce pain, improve posture and mobility, if practiced regularly.
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Back Pain In School Children: Causes, Symptoms And What Parents Should Know
Children's back pain is rising due to heavy bags, poor posture, screen time, and low activity.
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Study Reveals How Many Minutes You Should Walk Every Day To Avoid Back Pain
Taking long walks could help prevent chronic low back pain, a condition commonly seen in individuals with a sedantary lifestyle.
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Bitcoin Bounces Back to $36,000 as Ether Plunges Following Weekend Crypto Market Crash
Bitcoin has managed to break above $36,000 (roughly Rs. 30 lakh) after a slight revival over the past couple of days, stemming a painful losing streak that saw prices tumble to lows near the $33,000 (roughly Rs. 20 lakh) mark.
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Muscle Relaxants Largely Ineffective For Low Back Pain: Study
Do you use muscle relaxant for back pain? Here's something you should know.
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Diabetes Linked To Increased Backache, Neck Pain: 5 Foods To Manage Diabetes
According to health experts, diabetics are more likely to suffer from low backache or neck pain as compared to a healthy person. Manage your diabetes with these healthy foods.
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Diabetics, Here's Why You Experience More Backache And Neck Pain
The study showed that diabetes, which affects an estimated 382 million people worldwide, contributes to a 35 per cent higher risk of low back pain and 24 per cent risk of neck pain.
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Heavy Lifting by Young Workers Linked to Low Back Pain in Midlife
Young adults with jobs that involve heavy lifting and forceful movements might be at higher risk for back pain later in life, a study from Finland suggests.
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Chronic Back Pain Linked To Illicit Drug Use
People living with chronic low back pain are more likely to use illicit drugs -- including marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine -- compared to those without back pain, says a study.
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Paracetamol No Better Than Placebo for Low Back Pain, Study Finds
Paracetamol, a painkiller universally recommended to treat people with acute low back pain, does not speed recovery or reduce pain from the condition, according to the results of a large trial published on Thursday.
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Smoking linked to back pain
Smokers, especially younger smokers, are more likely to report low back pain than people who have never smoked.
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Nerve stimulation ineffective for back pain
People with chronic low back pain who seek relief with transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation or TENS are wasting their time and money.
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6 Low-Impact Workouts For People With Joint Pain
Low-impact workouts are a safe and effective way to stay fit, reduce stiffness, and build strength without the stress of high-intensity exercises on sore knees, hips, back, or other areas.
-
Scientists Locate Hormone That Can Help Switch Off Back Pain
A new study published in the Bone Research journal suggests that a specific hormone could switch off back pain. Here is everything you need to know about the research and why more human trials are needed for its implementation.
-
Is Your Back Pain Actually Due To A Vitamin D Deficiency? Here's What A New Study Reveals
Are you feeling pain in your lower back? If so, you should be aware of a new study's findings on the relationship between vitamin D deficiency and its impact on chronic back pain.
-
7 Yoga Poses That Can Help To Improve Hip Flexibility
Yoga asanas can also be beneficial to improve hip flexibility as they target areas like the hip flexors, glutes, inner thighs, and external rotators. They can reduce pain, improve posture and mobility, if practiced regularly.
-
Back Pain In School Children: Causes, Symptoms And What Parents Should Know
Children's back pain is rising due to heavy bags, poor posture, screen time, and low activity.
-
Study Reveals How Many Minutes You Should Walk Every Day To Avoid Back Pain
Taking long walks could help prevent chronic low back pain, a condition commonly seen in individuals with a sedantary lifestyle.
-
Bitcoin Bounces Back to $36,000 as Ether Plunges Following Weekend Crypto Market Crash
Bitcoin has managed to break above $36,000 (roughly Rs. 30 lakh) after a slight revival over the past couple of days, stemming a painful losing streak that saw prices tumble to lows near the $33,000 (roughly Rs. 20 lakh) mark.
-
Muscle Relaxants Largely Ineffective For Low Back Pain: Study
Do you use muscle relaxant for back pain? Here's something you should know.
-
Diabetes Linked To Increased Backache, Neck Pain: 5 Foods To Manage Diabetes
According to health experts, diabetics are more likely to suffer from low backache or neck pain as compared to a healthy person. Manage your diabetes with these healthy foods.
-
Diabetics, Here's Why You Experience More Backache And Neck Pain
The study showed that diabetes, which affects an estimated 382 million people worldwide, contributes to a 35 per cent higher risk of low back pain and 24 per cent risk of neck pain.
-
Heavy Lifting by Young Workers Linked to Low Back Pain in Midlife
Young adults with jobs that involve heavy lifting and forceful movements might be at higher risk for back pain later in life, a study from Finland suggests.
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Chronic Back Pain Linked To Illicit Drug Use
People living with chronic low back pain are more likely to use illicit drugs -- including marijuana, cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine -- compared to those without back pain, says a study.
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Paracetamol No Better Than Placebo for Low Back Pain, Study Finds
Paracetamol, a painkiller universally recommended to treat people with acute low back pain, does not speed recovery or reduce pain from the condition, according to the results of a large trial published on Thursday.
-
Smoking linked to back pain
Smokers, especially younger smokers, are more likely to report low back pain than people who have never smoked.
-
Nerve stimulation ineffective for back pain
People with chronic low back pain who seek relief with transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation or TENS are wasting their time and money.
