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back pain

I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on holistic therapies for back pain. I get back pain from turning pts. I dont like to took too much advil but sometimes its necessairy. If there is any effective tx out there I will gladly try them out.

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I worked w/ a man that was facing surgery for severe back pain. As a "last resort" he agreed to physical therapy which included excercise to strengthen his stomach muscles.

After several months he was not only pain free, but lost enough weight to get off of all his hypertensive meds - bp under control.

Don't know what excercises were included, but I'll never forget this story.

Good luck.

SJ

Pilates.

I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on holistic therapies for back pain. I get back pain from turning pts. I dont like to took too much advil but sometimes its necessairy. If there is any effective tx out there I will gladly try them out.

I agree with the physical therapy idea, as well as good ole therapeutic massage.

I see a chiropractor on a regular basis for my back pain. It is extremely effective and I rarely have to take any motrin. I have found therapeutic massage to be very helpful too. Good luck :)

The following supplements help me:

turmeric, bromelain, ginger, and boswellia

Look them up on www.wholehealthmd.com for more information.

I can not take ibuprofen so I use these instead.

I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on holistic therapies for back pain. I get back pain from turning pts. I dont like to took too much advil but sometimes its necessairy. If there is any effective tx out there I will gladly try them out.
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Thanks for all your suggestions I do exercise regularly im finding that helpful. I was even thinking of starting yoga

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Yep, strengthen your core...front and back.

Acupuncture in combination with core training.

The following supplements help me:

turmeric, bromelain, ginger, and boswellia

Look them up on www.wholehealthmd.com for more information.

I can not take ibuprofen so I use these instead.

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please explain the herbs and side effects...ty

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www.wholehealthmd.com has detailed info. Basically they are all herbs with antinflammatory properties.

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please explain the herbs and side effects...ty

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Two incredible therapies to check out for back issues: Craniosacral Therapy, and Integrative Manual Therapy (IMT). I have had amazing results with both. They are gentle, and do not manipulate the body as chiropractic does. Good luck.

Another thing you can try is finding if anyone knows how to do accu-pressure. Accu-pressure would also help to rid the knots and pain along the spine and back.

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