Up to 80% of all Americans suffer from chronic back pain at some point in their life. If you're one of them – that pain will most likely occur in your lower back, because it is subject to tremendous mechanical stress and strain. Your spine is made up of more than 30 bones called vertebrae, stacked on top of each other. It s … Read More
Can a Pinched Nerve Cause Chest Pain?
It is a widely accepted theory that a pinched nerve cause chest pain. These pinched nerves occur when exceeding amounts of pressure applied to surrounding bones, cartilage, tendons or muscles is applied to the nerve. Pinched nerves that are generally found in the neck or lower back can often be caused by a herniated disc, ar … Read More
Burning Upper Back Pain
Burning upper back pain can be the most uncomfortable of all back pain that a person can suffer from. Nearly 75% of all people have complained of or experienced back pain in their lifetime and burning upper back pain is becoming more common than ever before. The most common cause of upper burning back pain is sitting in one … Read More
Burning Back Pain: 4 Causes and How to Prevent it
What is "Burning" Back Pain? When people describe the pain in their back as "burning" most do not realize how spot on their description is. The burning sensation associated with the back pain is due to muscles that are tired and tight. When your muscles tighten, they in turn "tire," which produces a burning sensation as … Read More
Healthy Back Institute Inversion Table
Back Pain? Sciatica? Herniated Disc? "The Best Inversion Table on the Market" The Healthy Back Institute's Premium Inversion Table Quick and easy set up Super strong construction 5 year warranty Folds for easy storage 90 days of personal support FREE Shipping (US orders) Ships next business day Re … Read More
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Written By: June 24,2011
Written By: June 24,2011
Treatment for Herniated Disc
Frequently Asked Questions: What Is The Difference Between A Bulging Disc And A Herniated Disc? Usually, herniated discs can cause significant maybe even crippling neck and upper pain, lower back pain, and sciatica. It is said that herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and piriformis syndrome are the most commonplace causes fo … Read More
Back Surgery Alternative
If you have a bad back, or severe back pain, you may be facing surgery. But, have you looked at your other options before embarking on such an invasive procedure with drastic side effects? There are countless back surgery alternatives to explore. Depending on the source of your back pain, some may be more effective than othe … Read More
Back Sprains and Common Sports Injuries
People that love the outdoors and are very sports oriented increase their chances of becoming injured. Physical activities can be hazardous if there is a lot of contact and force involved. Playing sports like football and hockey can be extremely dangerous because of all the physical contact that is involved. When you collide … Read More
Back Pain Slipped Disc
A slipped or herniated disc occurs when the small, spongy discs which cushion the bones of your spine become damaged and bulge or break open and out. While a slipped disc can occur anywhere along the spine, the most common area for ruptured discs is in the lower back. There are two major causes for a slipped disc. One is sim … Read More
Back Pain Ruptured Disc
Between the bones of your spine lie small, spongy discs that serve as shock absorbers to cushion the bones and keep the spine flexible. When healthy, they have a tough, outer shell which protects a jelly-like material on the inside. When you experience a spine injury, or simply when you become older and you experience normal … Read More