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Pain Management
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Vitamins For Headache Prevention
Studies show the link between an increased risk to getting chronic headaches when you are deficient in certain vitamins and minerals. Find out what vitamin supplements are recommended if you suffer from frequent and debilitating headaches.
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Neck Pain - Trapezius
Neck pain is very commonly shown by most people to be in the region of the back of the neck and between the base of the neck to the shoulder, primarily indicating the region of the trapezius muscle.
Trapezius is a big diamond shaped muscle with 3 parts: the upper, middle and lower portions. Trapezius forms the slope of the shoulder. It arises from the back of the skull and from the spines of the C7 to T2 vertebrae. It attaches to the outer one third of the collarbone and acromion and the spine of the shoulder blade. It receives nerve supply from the accessory nerve and the C1 to C4 cervical nerve roots.
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Lower Back Pain - Foot Weakness
When foot and ankle weakness accompanies lower back pain, a neurosurgical opinion must be promptly sought for.
The muscles responsible for picking up the foot and ankle are the muscles in the front of the leg. These muscles are supplied by the peroneal nerve and the main nerve root in these muscles is the L5 nerve root. Therefore in injuries to the L5 nerve root, these muscles will be weak such that there may be a foot or toe drag due to weakness or a complete foot drop.
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Lower Back Pain - Arthritis - Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
Lower back pain commonly causes foot, heel and ankle pain from spinal nerve root irritation of the L5 and S1 nerve roots. However, the lower back pain may be minimal or absent at the time the foot, heel and ankle is most bothersome.
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Lower Back Pain Hip Pain Gluteus Medius
A person with lower back pain or hip pain often will limp with a lurch over to the side of the weight supporting limb every time he/she takes a step. This sign called the Trendelenburg sign is due either to pain and or weakness of the gluteus medius muscle. This duck waddle type of gait is characteristic of this muscle’s inability to function well.
Gluteus medius arises from the outer surface of the pelvic bone called the iliac bone and attaches to the outer part of the hip. Its function is to spread the thigh outward away from the midline (abduction). This muscle receives very strong nerve supply from the L5 nerve root via the superior gluteal nerve. Since L5 nerve root is the most commonly injured nerve root, weakness and/or pain in the gluteus medius is common.
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Knee Pain - Thigh Pain - Crouching Or Squatting
Knee pain or hip pain after crouching or squatting is common in those with tight lower back, hip and knee muscles. Most of us who sit all day long have tight muscles in the lower back and lower limbs. So when we perform crouching or squatting movements whether done in a prolonged fashion or repetitively, you may feel weakness, discomfort or pain in the hips, groins, front of the thighs as well as along the inner aspect of the thighs and perhaps even knee pain. This should tell you that the muscles in these areas were abused by the crouching or squatting positions.
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2 Natural Topical Pain Relievers
Natural substances, like wintergreen and menthol, can help reduce pain. The use of temperature in therapeutic treatments can be very valuable in managing injuries. Stimulating the body with topical, temperature-altering substances may offer your clients the pain relief they’ve been searching for.
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Top 5 Ways To Relieve Pain
For some people, the thought of pain relief means grabbing a bottle of aspirin or over-the-counter pain reliever and taking pills. But here are five methods of pain relief that don't involve narcotics or pain killers that can cause damage to the stomach or liver.
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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome - Stopping the Pain
There are many pathways to muscle imbalance in the hand, and considerable research has examined the pressure system surrounding the carpal canal. This work has shown that people with carpal tunnel syndrome have markedly increased pressure in the carpal canal in the hand following minor movement in the wrist that involve repetitive and/or static wrist and finger flexion.
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Sooth Those Muscle Cramps
Doctors have researched muscle cramps in tri-athletes and found some interesting findings; the cramps that athletes suffer from are not caused by blocked blood flow, dehydration, or vitamin deficiencies.
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Indigestion Cure - Home And Ayurvedic Remedies, Dietary Treatments
Indigestion is called as Agnimandya in Ayurveda. In fact, indigestion is not a disease in itself, but it is a manifestation of some problem with the gastrointestinal tract. The agni is responsible for the proper digestion of food in the body. When there is an imbalance of the agni – which means digestive fire – then the digestion process is disrupted. This is when indigestion occurs.
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