REMEDIES TO RELIEVE LOWER BACK PAIN

REMEDIES TO RELIEVE LOWER BACK PAIN


1. Exercise to relax the muscles

While it may seem counterproductive to exercise when low back pain causes you pain, the right kind of movement can help to relieve discomfort. It is always important to consult your doctor before start exercising when you are in pain, but this conversation may be worth having if you are suffering.

First of all, you should keep in mind that not all exercise is beneficial in combating back pain. Try to avoid toe exercises and sitting, which can add stress to your spine instead of relaxing you. Lifting the legs is another exercise to stay away from injuries. If your posture is not strong, leg lifts may be very demanding on your body if you are already in pain.

Many types of exercise can help when you need to relieve back pain. Part crunches can help strengthen your core without putting too much pressure on the area. Organized and controlled wall-to-wall exercise can also help. Other repetitions to consider include bringing each knee to the chest in sequence, genital inclination, and swimming.

2. Use Hot / Cold Treatment

Another effective method is heat and/or cold treatment. This remedy is easy to use, and also a very inexpensive method. Certain types of aches can be reduced with the use of heat and/or cold. This can include low back pain caused by common causes, such as spinal stenosis. If you have maintained direct back pain after an injury such as a collision, fall, or sports injury, heat / cold treatment may be the solution. Other types of aches that can be reduced from hot/cold systems include painful muscles from exercise, as well as tense muscles caused by a back strain.

The type of pain you feel should complicate the type of hot and/or cold treatment you choose. If your pain is severe, you should apply a cold compress and burn. If the discomfort is chronic or low, low heat should be used continuously. If you are trying to reduce pain after exercise, you should apply ice.

You can use the hot and cold packs available in stores, or you may want to try making your own hot and cold packs at home.

3. Expand More

In addition to the other types of exercises discussed here, you can do some stretching exercises to reduce lower back pain. Yoga stretching is known as "Child's Pose" can help alleviate low back pain, or stretching the knees to the chest can also help. If you stretch the piriformis muscles in the hips, you can reduce stiffness in the hips and lower back. Twisting your spine while sitting can help increase your mobility. Another extension that can work for "Cat-Cow" extensions, which can strengthen the spine, and "Sphinx" extends back extensions that can strengthen the chest, spine, and buttocks.

4. Get Better Shoes

The shoes you wear can certainly affect the health of your back\lower back and can actually be one of the cheapest and most obvious treatments. High heels are known to cause problems for many people. However, simply wearing flat shoes is not the answer. Proper arch support and foot strengthening are important, and doing so can be very helpful in pain management. The way your shoes fit is another important factor: if they are too tight, leading to foot pain can cause you to change the way you walk, and that can lead to back pain. Similarly, wearing too many shoes can make you compensate by changing the way you walk. Getting orthotic insoles is one way to increase proper mobility and comfort and remove back pain.

5. Reduce Your Stress

Prolonged periods of intense stress can damage various aspects of your health, including your back. Depression can affect your breathing, and this can lead to confusion and back pain. In addition, it is not uncommon for people to lose their jobs during stressful times. Unfortunately, sitting too high is exactly the opposite of what most people need at these times. Sitting at a desk, lying on a couch, or lying in bed instead of stretching or exercising can ultimately cause damage. To reduce stress and reduce your risk of stress-related discomfort, consider making some changes in your habits. Eating a healthy diet can help reduce stress when you make time to relax and it is also important. Spend quality time with you and your loved ones so that your spirit stays strong when life is a challenge. This can lead to indirect back pain.

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