Sentences with phrase «back leading to pain»

An increase in the curve of your upper back leads to compensations increases in the neck and lower back leading to pain.

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Tension and tightness in your muscles and the tendons around them can lead to back pain, poor posture and can make everyday tasks like bending down to tie your shoes more difficult.

My life was turned upside down a couple years back in a situation that led to the dissolution of my marriage, I also work in animal rescue, which brings me constant anxiety that animals I know and care about may not make it, and frequently the actual crushing pain of losing them.

It is women who are taking the lead in this global struggle, because feminization of poverty, violence against women, dehumanizing treatment of women and all other forms of pains imposed on women drive them to fight back.

The back can cause referred pain in such areas but it does not lead to a vulnerability to muscle tears.

He changed his shot because he rolled his ankle and came back too early from that, which then led to shoulder pain, which then led to out for 6 months.

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As a society we are led to believe chiropractic care is for neck and back pain so why would a baby need to be checked?

Without proper support for your arms or back, this can quickly lead to pain and fatigue.

It puts a ton of pressure on your spine and chest, which may lead to back and neck pain, difficulty breathing, tingling nerves, pressure point pain and general achiness.

While alone they may not cause major problems, overloading and improper carrying of a backpack can lead to headaches, neck, shoulder, and lower back pain.

Your growing belly may lead to hints of back and pelvic pain, or you may now be huffing and puffing when climbing a simple set of stairs.

Repairing the damage will lead to better posture and a stronger back with reduced back pain.

Shifting of the body's center of gravity due to the mothers growing baby bump puts stress on the lumbosacral spine, leading to pain and discomfort in the back and pelvic regions.

Keeping baby at breast level can lead to neck, shoulder and back pain for mom without the proper support.

Crying, poor weight gain, appearance of pain, frequent congestion, arching of the back; these are symptoms that today lead to a diagnosis of reflux, whether there has been any observation of esophageal damage or not.

Stress can lead to lower back pain whether you're pregnant or not.

Thinner wraps tend to lack support despite secure top rails and cause strain in the latissimus leading to lower back pain.

Neck pain can cause more problems than discomfort behind your head, overtime it can lead to numbness, headaches, fatigue, or even lower back pain.

If your limbs and neck isn't aligned properly during the sleep time it may lead to some after sleep pan like as shoulder pain, back and neck pain.

That's not good, because a lack of proper support can lead to poor posture, neck and back pain, and even nerve problems in your arms and shoulders.

Sleeping on the back leads to a lot of problems containing pain in back, digestive issues, difficulty in breathing, hemorrhoids, low blood pressure and slower blood circulation to the heart and the fetus.

Severe acid reflux leads to GERD, which can cause burning pain, refusal to eat, arching of the back, coughing or aspiration, vomiting or poor weight gain.

According to The Joint, dehydration can lead to back pain and it can even thin out the discs that cushion the vertebrae in your spine.

Note that mattresses that are extremely firm or extremely soft tend to be uncomfortable for most people and can lead to back pain.

It flattens the natural curve of the spine, which can lead to lower back pain.

In addition to health problems such as back pain and tension headaches, this poor lifestyle led to low quality work.

Walking in high heels does more than just spur bunions and lower back pain — it also may lead to bum knees, researchers report in tomorrow's Lancet.

In mid-February, Spine published a Pitt / UPMC research project showing the early addition of manual - thrust manipulation leads to significantly greater reductions in low - back pain and improved function at four weeks.

Injuries of the spinal cord can lead to extreme pain (e.g. pressure in the head, neck or back), the loss of sensation (e.g. in fingers or feet), the loss of control over different parts of the body, an abnormal sense of balance and many other symptoms.

A new systematic review, published in the Cochrane Library today, suggests that yoga may lead to a reduction in pain and functional ability in people with chronic non-specific lower back pain over the short term, compared with no exercise.

According to the literature review led by Nationwide Children's Hospital Sports Medicine, most causes of low back pain in this population are benign; however the effect of low back pain can be significant, affecting daily activities such as school attendance and participation in gym class or other athletic activities.

And though on the surface this latest conflict might appear to muddy the waters further, the results point to the complexity of low - back pain and the need to treat patients differently, says lead author Greg Kawchuk.

«Understanding which modifiable risk factors lead to low back pain is an important step toward controlling a condition that affects so many worldwide,» concludes A / Prof Ferreira.

At some point, nearly 10 % of the world's population experience back pain, which is the leading cause of disability according to the World Health Organization (WHO) Global Burden of Disease report (2010).

Keep a (running) diary A log will help you recognize patterns that may lead you back down the path to pain.

Failing to warm up can lead to shoulder strains, stiff muscles, back pain, and tissue tears.

Being constipated can lead to an array of problems: bad breath, weight gain, allergies, bloating, poor nutrient assimilation, fatigue, migraine, breakouts, heart burn, lower back pain and sadly, the list goes on.

The inability to climax can lead to a build - up of blood around the womb, heavy bleeding and even back pain.

I know this is hard if you have an office job, but a recent study found that sitting for long periods of time — no matter how much you exercise — can lead to increased risk of back pain, cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and cancer.

They also dilate your blood vessels, leading to relaxed joints and muscles, which can cause back pain.

All of this can leads to hip, knee, and back pain.

For example, when hip muscles or hamstrings are tight, lower back muscles may try to compensate, leading to pain.

«Foot dysfunction can lead to a number of local injuries and conditions, including plantar fasciitis, tendonitis and stress fractures, as well as numerous other problems throughout the rest of your body, including knee pain, back strain and even headaches.»

The bad news about mechanical lower back pain is that it's due to repetitive faulty movement or bad posture, which leads to increased pressure in your spine.

All of this can lead to back and neck pain, poor circulation, headaches, and other chronic woes.

All of these are movements we use daily and if done the wrong way, can lead to serious back pain.

A lot of guys are accustomed to turn around to talk to others while they're lifting, lifting their head up while bench pressing or looking down while curling, and these habits can lead to chronic neck and back pain over time, decreasing your back strength and increasing the risk of a serious injury.

And for good reason: Aesthetics aside, a strong midsection leads to proper body alignment, better balance and it can help alleviate lower back pain.

Your mother was right, slouching, or poor posture not only looks bad, but can lead to back pain and spinal problems later in life.