An injury isn't the only reason you're suffering. These everyday habits or common conditions could be the trigger.

An injury isn't the only reason you're suffering. These everyday habits or common conditions could be the trigger.

“On a physical level, prolonged inactivity increases back pain because the spine becomes stiff, weak and deconditioned,” says Dr Hansraj. “Physical movement and exercise stimulate the ...

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Exercise. Walking, swimming and other low-impact aerobic activities can strengthen your back. Build muscle strength and ...

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And since back pain often rears its ugly head while you’re trying to drift ... chronic health issues, and repetitive movements at work are most highly correlated with the condition—but it ...

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Stand with your feet hip-width apart and gently rest your hands on the back of your head ... you feel knee pain, low back pain or a pinch in the hip, you may be starting this movement incorrectly ...