lower back pain
lower back pain
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by Jennifer Chu - 2007-03-29
A person with lower back pain or hip pain often will limp with a lurch over to the side of the weight supporting limb every time he/she takes a step. This sign called the Trendelenburg sign is due ei...
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by Jennifer Chu - 2007-03-29
Lower back pain is most commonly from spinal nerve root L5 irritation followed by the S1 nerve root. Both nerve roots are strongly represented in the buttock muscle (gluteus maximus: predominant S1) ...
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by Jennifer Chu - 2007-03-29
On having knee pain, people will commonly say "My knee hurts. It must be old age, I guess". Arthritis does set in from the wear and tear from aging but you don't even have to be old to have knee p...
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by Jennifer Chu - 2007-03-30
Lower back pain commonly causes foot, heel and ankle pain from spinal nerve root irritation of the L5 and S1 nerve roots. However, the lower back pain may be minimal or absent at the time the foot, h...
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by Jennifer Chu - 2007-03-30
When foot and ankle weakness accompanies lower back pain, a neurosurgical opinion must be promptly sought for.The muscles responsible for picking up the foot and ankle are the muscles in the front of ...
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by Jennifer Chu - 2007-03-30
Latissimus dorsi is the most powerful muscle of the back and pain and spasm in this muscle can cause significant lower back pain and aggravation of neck pain.It is a very large, triangular muscle that...
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by Jennifer Chu - 2007-03-30
If a person has neck pain or lower back pain and treatments are directed only to the area involved, although the symptoms may get better, that person is a candidate for further injuries with resultant...
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by Ricky Lim - 2007-04-02
Back pain is often characterized by a sharp, piercing or burning sensation to the upper, lower or middle part of the back. It is quite a common problem nowadays and there are many back pain products t...
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by Anna Hart - 2007-04-05
Back pain, especially lower back pain, is one of the most common types of pain reported in the U.S. It is probably just as common in many other countries, since it is often brought on by improper lift...
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by Raymond Attebery - 2007-04-10
Acupuncture is an ancient form of Chinese medicine that has been around for more than 2500 years and is becoming an increasingly popular treatment for back pain.According to the theory of acupuncture...
