Top Tips For Lower Back Pain Relief
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Top Tips for Relieving Lower Back Pain
Lower back pain is a widespread issue, affecting over 80% of adults at some point in their lives. Identifying the exact cause can be challenging without medical assistance from a doctor or chiropractor.
Common Causes
Often, lower back pain stems from activities that strain your body, such as heavy lifting or intense gardening. This exertion can lead to a herniated or slipped disk, where spinal bones protrude slightly, irritating nearby nerves. Fortunately, some simple exercises can alleviate this discomfort.
Tips for Relief
1. Lie on Your Back
This straightforward method provides significant relief. Lie flat on the floor with pillows supporting your head and knees. This posture eases tension in your lower back. Alternatively, rest your feet on a cushioned chair seat while lying back on the floor.
Try to maintain this position for 5 to 25 minutes per session, taking breaks to walk around every hour. Limit this exercise to 1-2 consecutive days.
2. Use Heating Pads or Ice Packs
Heating pads can alleviate muscle spasms; use them for 20-30 minutes at a time. Ice packs offer a suitable alternative for relief.
3. Take Anti-Inflammatory Medications
Consider medicines like Aspirin or Entrophen to reduce swelling. Panadol can help manage minor pain during your recovery.
4. Get a Massage
Massaging the lower back can decrease inflammation and swelling. As muscles relax, circulation improves, often reducing pain.
Combining these tips with essential rest should alleviate your back pain and restore your well-being. Once you're pain-free, consider engaging in back-strengthening exercises to prevent future issues.
Important Note
If your lower back pain persists for 2-3 weeks, consult your doctor. Professional medical advice is irreplaceable.
Stay tuned for more prevention tips in upcoming articles.
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