Let's get rid to Back Pain - A specially for Constant Computer Users

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    1. Schematic cross-section of an inter-vertebral disc Herniated disc
    2. Causal factors for back pain…
      • Spinal fracture
      • Herniated disc
      • TB spine
      • Mechanical low back pain - Diagnosis of exclusion – 75-80% of cases.
      Spinal Fracture Herniated Disc TB Spine
    3. Trigger factors
      • Excessive load on normal back
      • Long / erratic hours
      • Poor workplace ergonomics
      • Stress: Physical, mental and emotional
      • Travel
    4. Trigger factors (contd)…
      • Normal load on weak or unprepared back
      • Fatigue
      • Improper posture/ chronic malpositioning
      • Lack of exercise, poor physical conditioning
      • Weight control problems
      Poor posture
    5. Three phases of management strategy…
      • Treatment of acute episodes.
      • Amelioration of chronic condition.
      • Prevention of exacerbation/ reinjury.
    6. The case against protracted rest
      • Deconditioning: Loss of muscle strength and endurance
          • C hance of micro traumatic injury
          • Protracts recurrent episodes
          • Maintains chronic disability
      • Decreased flexibility
          • Adversely modifies spinal biomechanics
          • Physiology of disc hydration affected
      “ Avoid pill popping”
    7. Exercise - for which patients?
        • Central focus in 95% cases
      • “ YES” in mechanical causes
      • “ NO” in non-mechanical causes
    8. Exercise types…
      • Back-specific exercises
      • Peri-pelvic and LL flexibility and strengthening
      • Aerobic conditioning
      Double knee to chest stretch
    9. Pelvic tilt Some exercises for the back… Lower trunk rotation stretch
    10. Trunk Flexion Stretch Trunk flexion stretch Prone lumbar extension Some exercises for the back…
    11. Alternate Prone Leg Extension Alternate prone leg extension Aerobic conditioning
    12. Abdominal Strengthening Abdominal strengthening
    13. Lower Limb Stretches Lower limb stretches
    14. Complementary therapy
      • Back hygiene and back school
      • Correction of biomechanical factors
      • Posture
      • Weight control
    15. Weight training Yoga
    16. Yoga The right chair Counter height
    17. Working Posture Posture at work The right posture…
    18. Sitting Posture Sitting posture Forward bending
    19. Pulling an Object Pulling an object
    20. Thank you

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