Posts Tagged ‘Chester Back Pain’
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by Dr. Mat Pastore | Mar 26, 2013 | Health Articles
Pain of any kind is a warning signal from your body that something is wrong. Some people prefer to silence their warning system with a pain killer and ignore the message their body is desperately trying to communicate. That would be akin to removing the battery from your smoke alarm because your are trying to ...
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by Dr. Mat Pastore | Oct 18, 2012 | Health Articles
Household chores can be a pain in the sacroiliac. Unless you're careful, routine activities around the home - washing dishes, vacuuming, even talking on the phone - can strain your back, including the sacroiliac area near the tailbone, and result in debilitating discomfort. But you can protect your back by knowing ...
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by Dr. Mat Pastore | Sep 27, 2012 | Health Articles
As the fall gets under way, weather cools down and the leaves start to turn, many people will spend more time outside recovering bulbs, mowing the lawn, pulling weeds and raking leaves getting their garden ready for it's winter nap. Gardening can provide a great workout, but with all the bending, twisting, reaching and pulling, ...
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by Dr. Mat Pastore | May 17, 2012 | Health Articles
Not many people like doing housework. For most, it’s a real pain in the aaah … what’s the word? Sacroiliac. But it’s not just the disruption it causes to your longed-for life of leisure; it really can be a pain. Literally.
The activities you carry out around the house may not seem too physically demanding, but ...
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by Dr. Mat Pastore | Mar 20, 2012 | Health Articles
A “slipped disc” – often synonymous with a low back (lumbar) injury – is a misnomer because discs do not actually slip; they herniate or bulge out from between the bones. A herniation happens when a fragment of the center part (nucleus) of the disc is displaced and pushes through a tear in the outer ...
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