(via Mayo Clinic) Your usual sleep position — along with other factors, including your weight and your sex — can strain your back and contribute to development of back pain. Sleeping positions also affect existing back pain, either by letting you sleep comfortably or by making you wake up sore. Similarly, back pain is more likely to keep you awake when your sleeping position provides no... READ MORE

Have pain in your lower back? You know you need to excercise those muscles, but some excercises hurt more than help! Get it right and help your recovery, follow these instructions and feel better! You may feel like taking it easy, however moving around is good for your back. Exercises for lower back pain can strengthen back, stomach, and leg muscles. They help support your spine, relieving... READ MORE

There are several potential sources and causes of back pain. However, the diagnosis of specific tissues of the spine as the cause of pain presents problems. This is because symptoms arising from different spinal tissues can feel very similar and is difficult to differentiate without the use of invasive diagnostic intervention procedures, such as local anesthetic blocks. One potential source... READ MORE

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