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facing back pain

K.Sharon
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I am confronting so much pressure, breathing issue and back pain issue nowadays as a result of the tight calendar, one of my companions recommends me to utilize chair to dispose of these issues however somebody disclose to me that it isn't useful for wellbeing. What should I do please recommend me.
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What does your doctor say?
Lots of different reasons for back pain.0 -
Pilate's exercises to strengthen core muscles.
No chair on its own will fix the problems
Also speak to your company Occupational healthEx forum ambassador
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There are different reasons behind backpains. I mostly feel when I do more work over the laptop while sitting. It is better to consult with your physician but as a remedy, you should place any cushion behind your backbone exactly. It gave me great relief. Secondly, if it is about upper back pain then you should go with a comfortable chair but it is about low back pain then try to support your lower skeleton especially lower backbone via air-filled tyre or cushion etc.0
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I am confronting so much pressure, breathing issue and back pain issue nowadays as a result of the tight calendar
I am not clear of your meaning0 -
Pilate's exercises to strengthen core muscles.
No chair on its own will fix the problems
Also speak to your company Occupational health
Wow.... so based on the OP, you have been able to make a diagnosis and recommend a treatment plan.
Depending what is wrong with poster, pilates could be harmful.
The correct advice is to seek professional advice as to the underlying of any back pain.0 -
Wow.... so based on the OP, you have been able to make a diagnosis and recommend a treatment plan.
Depending what is wrong with poster, pilates could be harmful.
The correct advice is to seek professional advice as to the underlying of any back pain.
While yes any person should really consult their doctor or specialist(s) when it comes to back pain, most problems are, or are made worse, if you have a weak core. Low intensity Pilates or simular, focusing on the core, is usually a good idea.
I say the above when I have not just one but three spinal conditions. I use crutches at home and a wheelchair when out the home yet the physiotherapist I saw was more than happy with me doing Pilates as long as I was able to do the move and it didn't aggravate my condition. Most back problems are made worse if you keep still for too long and streatching in the correct way is usually what is needed.
A Pilates ball is low intensity and used a lot to help with core and with physical therapy due to injury. Even high back pain can be caused by posture that the ball and other simular exercises helps with.
However the OP should certainly go to a doctor and get refered if needed. They may after all require more personal exercises for their pain.I am a vegan woman. My OH is a lovely omni guy0 -
It's because of my surgery0
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As I pointed out , it's an issue for occupational health at work
They will review your work station , seat etc and possibly offer some type of rehabilitationEx forum ambassador
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It's because of my surgery
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It's odd that you didn't mention surgery in your first post, just 'as a result of the tight calendar'.
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