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Results 1 - 10 of 79 for Low back pain exercises
  1. Barry HC. Exercise is the only intervention to provide long-term improvement in patients with chronic low back pain. Am Fam Physician . 2021;103(11):696-697. PMID: 34060781 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34060781/ . Becker BA, ...
  2. ... example, if you have carpal tunnel syndrome or low back pain, your provider may recommend certain exercises or other treatments. If you have diabetes, your ...
  3. ... You also may have a greater risk for low back pain if you are overweight, pregnant, don't exercise, feel stressed or depressed, are over age 30, ...
  4. ... piriformis muscle You are at greater risk for low back pain if you: Are over age 30 Are overweight Are pregnant Do not exercise Feel stressed or depressed Have a job in ...
  5. ... become more active. This is important because regular, low-impact exercise, such as walking and swimming, can help reduce and prevent back pain over the long run. For CBT to help ...
  6. ... away over time without surgery. Most people with low back or neck pain, numbness, or even mild weakness are often first treated with anti-inflammatory medicines, physical therapy, and exercise. Only a few people with a herniated disk ...
  7. ... muscle and bone problems, such as neck pain, low back pain, ... recommendations, mechanical or electrical therapies, and hot or ...
  8. ... get older, it's a good idea to do exercises to strengthen your core.
  9. ... care provider or physical therapist about these strengthening exercises. If you had a back injury, talk with your provider about keeping your back safe when you return to sports .
  10. ... back pain. You will need to continue back exercises and other treatments.
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