Advice for Back Pain
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- 4. Presenter: Dr. Md. Riadul Zannat Riad Resident, MS Anatomy Phase- A, Year- 2, Block- 5 Guide: Dr. Latifa Nishat Assistant professor Dept. of anatomy, BSMMU 4
- 5. Objective After attending the seminar, the audience will be able to explain anatomical perspective of the ‘advices for back pain’. 5
- 6. Sources of the back pain 6
- 7. Sources of the back pain 7
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- 10. While sitting on the chair, keep the neck and back straight 10
- 11. 11 Sitting and back pain http://tuans.info/flash/t/thoracic-spine-pain.awp
- 12. 12 Sitting and back pain
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- 17. Do not stand or sit long enough https://www.innovativehealthclinic.com/local-chiropractor-wausau/sitting-is-the-new-smoking/ 17
- 18. • Insufficient nutrition of the intervertebral discs due to lack of spinal motion 19 Sitting and back pain Sitting and low back pain: the positive effect of rotatory dynamic stimuli during prolonged sitting, Leo L. van Deursen et al, 1999.
- 19. 20 Cause increased stress of the back, neck, arms and legs and can add a tremendous amount of pressure to the back muscles and spinal discs. Sitting and back pain
- 20. 21 Overstretch the spinal ligaments and strain the spinal discs Sitting and back pain
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- 22. Leave the habit of sleeping in foam beds, sofa etc. 23
- 24. Too soft Too firm Just right 25 Mattress and back pain
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- 27. http://www.hardingchiropractic.co.uk/back-pain-advice-on-lifting/ Weight lifting and back pain 28
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- 33. Higher the heel Shorter and tighter the tendon TIGHTENED RELAXED https://erikdalton.com/media/newsletters-online/high-heels-and-back-pain/ 34 Shoes and back pain
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- 35. Stop smoking 36
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- 38. Weight loss 39
- 43. 44 http://www.yourpregnantcore.com/2016/06/14/hip-and-pelvic-pain-during-pregnancy/ Before Pregnancy During Pregnancy Overweight and back pain
- 45. http://www.mybariatriclife.org/weight-loss-for-obesity-and-back-pain/ 46 Overweight and back pain
- 46. Summary 47 Courtesy: Dr. Suman Kollayan Bose
- 47. • Sitting and low back pain: the positive effect of rotatory dynamic stimuli during prolonged sitting, Leo L. van Deursen et al, 1999. • http://www.gladesvillechiropractic.com.au/correct-lifting/ • http://www.hardingchiropractic.co.uk/back-pain-advice-on-lifting/ • http://www.thetallcyclist.com/2016/01/fit-fast-but-are-you-funcitonal/fit-fast-and- functional-cycling_flexion_overextension/ • https://www.spine-health.com/wellness/ergonomics/good-posture-helps-reduce-back-pain • http://www.positivehealth.com/article/back-pain/the-vital-role-of-seating-in-back-care • https://es.videoblocks.com/video/correct-sitting-human-position-at-the-table-infographics- animation-bprjnw6piquzpgth 48 References
- 48. • http://www.juliafrancopodologa.com/conoces-el-dano-que-hacen-los-tacones-altos-sobre- nuestro-cuerpo • http://www.juliafrancopodologa.com/conoces-el-dano-que-hacen-los-tacones-altos-sobre- nuestro-cuerpo • https://erikdalton.com/media/newsletters-online/high-heels-and-back-pain/ • http://www.orthoneurospine.com/how-smoking-harms-the-disc • http://128h.pw/detail/106927/how-many-pillows-should-you-sleep-with-the-facts-you-need-to- know.html • http://www.mybariatriclife.org/weight-loss-for-obesity-and-back-pain/ • http://www.thrombocyte.com/lower-back-pain-relief/ 49 References
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Editor's Notes
- Ai typer sill amra kothy dekheci? Kon Pt er jonne bebohar kora hoy? Anatomy behind these advice
- In this seminar I will not explain back pain associate with specific disease
- In this seminar I will not explain back pain associate with specific disease
- Muscle stretch, Muscle fatigue causes pain
- Anatomy behind this advice
- The primary curves (thoracic and sacral curvatures) form during fetal development. The secondary curves develop after birth. The cervical curvature forms as a result of lifting the head and the lumbar curvature forms as a result of walking.
- Back Muscle
- Figure 1 (Left) Unhealthy sitting position: pelvic crest leaning back, strained spinal column, lower abdomen compressed and breathing and circulation restricted Figure 2 (Right) Healthy sitting position: pelvic crest rotated forwards, spinal column extended, circulation and breathing unrestricted and less strain on the back
- Bend your knees at a right angle. Keep your knees even with or slightly higher than your hips. (use a foot rest or stool if necessary). Your legs should not be crossed. adjust your chair height and work station . Rest your elbows and arms on your chair or desk, keeping your shoulders relaxed. don't twist at the waist while sitting. Instead, turn your whole body. Avoid bending forward at your waist.
- Chronic Pain and Osteoarthritis If you’ve learned anything from reading my articles it’s that your body was made to move. Without movement your muscles become weak from a lack of freshly oxygenated blood flow. A build-up of lactic acid can lead to muscle spasms and trigger points. Joints that do not move do not produce the synovial fluid necessary to lubricate the joint and protective cartilage, eventually leading to breakdown, calcification, pain, and osteoarthritis. These are basic body mechanics that are pretty easy to understand once they are explained.
- Sitting for prolonged periods of time can be a major cause of back pain, cause increased stress of the back, neck, arms and legs and can add a tremendous amount of pressure to the back muscles and spinal
- The heels lean forward the body and the muscles of the back should work twice as hard to do their job of protecting the spine
- This excess pressure compresses the plantar nerves, causes inflammation, fibrosis and decreased blood flow which results in tingling, pain, burning worse when walking
- Smoking inhibits circulation to the disc, dehydrating it and making it difficult for these discs to absorb the nutrients they need to stay healthy. Degenerative disc disease occurs when these discs dry out, thin, or crack. Nicotine restricts blood flow to the disks that cushion your vertebrae and increases the rate of degeneration, Shin says. This loss of cushioning can causeback pain.
- Centre of gravity is the point at which the distribution of weight is equal in all directions, and does depend on gravitational field