I had read that you should carry shopping bags in both hands - full of shopping - as it strengthens the bones! Brilliant news for us shoppers lol x more…
Well I never knew that ! I have a friend with Osteoporosis and she is frightened to death of breaking anything and now does nothing at all. Even when she walks upstairs she's careful !. more…
Part of any treatment should really include patient education. As a Physical Therapist, I educate my clients to understand the postural dysfunction and have them self-correct the poor posture habits. more…
Good article, but as a chiropractor I would have to recommend that someone with a disc bulge/herniation at least get evaluated by another chiropractor. There are a lot of conservative treatment options available for people with disc injuries and depending on the neurological involvement of the persons disc problem, these treatments should be consi more…
I found your article very informative. My mother may need back surgery but since I read a book called Surgery not Included (author Dr. Richard E. Busch III) I've a few more treatments that we will discuss with her doctor. It's really important to understand ALL possible options for back pain treatment before making a decision. Thanks for answerin more…
hmmm...it was the only thing that got me through the 9 or ten months' excruciating pain after my back ops and learning to walk again as it healed...didn't smoke for two years but the pain of the ops and not being able to take painkillers put paid to that...felt much much better once I started again and so did my back...so not always a cause of back more…
Surgery should be your last problem. I have recently read a book that was great and taught me that should be the last resort.
The book I read was called Surgery Not Included, by Dr. Richard E. Busch III.
I even brought it right to my doctor after reading because surgery was almost an option in my case.
Thank god for this book! more…
Recently I read a really great book titled, "Surgery not Included: Freedom from chronic neck and back pain" which was written by a well known Dr. of Chiropractics... Dr. Richard E. Busch III. I was having sever back and neck issues and was faced with the possibility of having to go through surgery. I found some great alternative approaches to sur more…
My daughter has ben diagnosed with scoliosis and I am taking her her to a chiropractor. It is totally reversible with frequent adjustiments. I am curious and appalled that this form of treatment is not even mentioned. I am sure most people would rather fix the problem naturally then to have this extensive surgery! more…
Yes I've stayed in the BACKground for a while, but it is good to be BACK. I will have to BACKtrack on friends post a bit, especially as I took the BACKseat for a while....BACKpacking round the countryside and playing BACKgammon in the evenings. Right, BACK to blogland! xx more…
Treatment for osteoarthritis is a combination of exercise, weight and stress management, hot and cold treatments and medication. Every situation is different. What works for some may not work for others even if the disease is in the same joint. It is a matter of trial and error to see what is most effective for you.
Hi - thanks for that I will look forward to reading your article on XLIF. Do you know how I can get find out the names of the surgeons who perform this surgery in the UK. Thanks again. more…
Hi - is this procedure suitable for someone who has had spinal surgery before? and have you heard of another type of fusion called the Xtreme Lateral Interbody Fusion? more…
Hello,
I've been researching pain support groups and I am looking to recruit case studies that have used a painkiller to manage their condition and would be willing to talk to me about how their pain has affected them. The case study would need to be British (for easy contact) and potentially be willing to have an interview with a journalist more…
I have been following a case were Glutenintolerance has coused several severe injuries.
The patient in the story has been given the diagnos Gluten intolerance/Coeliac when she was 1 year old, but her mother keept quiet about this diagnos because of shame.
All her adult life she seeks help from Healthcare but nowone can und more…
Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis) is the most prevalent debilitating form of shoulder pain, which is found more in women. It slowly sets in and leads to a steady loss in shoulder movements, then follows the frozen phase and thawing phase. Physiotherapy is the best treatment for it. Also stretching exercises helps. more…
As stated above The Sarling Technique is a complimentary therapy based on principles of Body Mechanics, used to ease pain and prevent injury, through safe exercise, body alignment and remedial clinical massage techniques.
You have the main clinic that both teach and practice this form of therapy located in your t more…
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In response to: "Clinical Depression and Pain" 8 days old
by Neck Exercises [Visitor]
When a person is also depressed their posture tends to slouch more and that can lead to neck pain. more…
In response to: "Exercising with Osteoporosis " 16 days old
by brokendownangel Pro
I had read that you should carry shopping bags in both hands - full of shopping - as it strengthens the bones! Brilliant news for us shoppers lol x more…
In response to: "Exercising with Osteoporosis " 16 days old
by Barmac [Member]
Well I never knew that ! I have a friend with Osteoporosis and she is frightened to death of breaking anything and now does nothing at all. Even when she walks upstairs she's careful !. more…
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by Donnie [Visitor]
Why after gamma knife surgery did my taste buds change, many things are so bitter now!!!?? It was done in February of this year more…
In response to: "Coping with Neck and or Upper Back Pain." 33 days old
by Neck Exercises [Visitor]
Part of any treatment should really include patient education. As a Physical Therapist, I educate my clients to understand the postural dysfunction and have them self-correct the poor posture habits. more…
In response to: "Cervical Lordosis" 34 days old
by Neck Exercises [Visitor]
Great detail description about radiculopathy. more…
In response to: "Question: What is a Bulging Disc?" 35 days old
by Reno Chiropractor [Visitor]
Good article, but as a chiropractor I would have to recommend that someone with a disc bulge/herniation at least get evaluated by another chiropractor. There are a lot of conservative treatment options available for people with disc injuries and depending on the neurological involvement of the persons disc problem, these treatments should be consi more…
In response to: "Question: What is a Bulging Disc?" 37 days old
by Betty [Visitor]
I found your article very informative. My mother may need back surgery but since I read a book called Surgery not Included (author Dr. Richard E. Busch III) I've a few more treatments that we will discuss with her doctor. It's really important to understand ALL possible options for back pain treatment before making a decision. Thanks for answerin more…
In response to: "Smoking Can Cause Back Pain!" 37 days old
by jenray Pro
hmmm...it was the only thing that got me through the 9 or ten months' excruciating pain after my back ops and learning to walk again as it healed...didn't smoke for two years but the pain of the ops and not being able to take painkillers put paid to that...felt much much better once I started again and so did my back...so not always a cause of back more…
In response to: "Question: What is a Bulging Disc?" 38 days old
by sparkles101 [Member]
very usual information, i've forwarded to a friend of mine in the states who has this problem, thank you :) more…
In response to: "Coping with Neck and or Upper Back Pain." 39 days old
by Chrissy [Visitor]
Surgery should be your last problem. I have recently read a book that was great and taught me that should be the last resort.
The book I read was called Surgery Not Included, by Dr. Richard E. Busch III.
I even brought it right to my doctor after reading because surgery was almost an option in my case.
Thank god for this book! more…
In response to: "What is Spinal Arthritis?" 40 days old
by Becky [Visitor]
Recently I read a really great book titled, "Surgery not Included: Freedom from chronic neck and back pain" which was written by a well known Dr. of Chiropractics... Dr. Richard E. Busch III. I was having sever back and neck issues and was faced with the possibility of having to go through surgery. I found some great alternative approaches to sur more…
In response to: "Childhood Obesity & Back Pain" 43 days old
by sparkles101 [Member]
useful info here :yes: thank you ;) more…
In response to: "What is Spinal Arthritis?" 44 days old
by tel1342 Pro
You are talking total rubbish, what has concentration got to do with degenerative disease? ? Please don't post on his Blog anymore. more…
In response to: "What is Spinal Arthritis?" 44 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]
flexion expansion can help but that needs a level of concentration more…
In response to: "Scoliosis in Women" 44 days old
by Lisa French [Visitor]
My daughter has ben diagnosed with scoliosis and I am taking her her to a chiropractor. It is totally reversible with frequent adjustiments. I am curious and appalled that this form of treatment is not even mentioned. I am sure most people would rather fix the problem naturally then to have this extensive surgery! more…
In response to: "Back Pain – A Guide towards Differential Diagnosis" 46 days old
by catzycradle [Member]
Yes I've stayed in the BACKground for a while, but it is good to be BACK. I will have to BACKtrack on friends post a bit, especially as I took the BACKseat for a while....BACKpacking round the countryside and playing BACKgammon in the evenings. Right, BACK to blogland! xx more…
In response to: "Back Pain – A Guide towards Differential Diagnosis" 46 days old
by tel1342 Pro
Thank you for putting it so succinctly.
Nice to see you "BACK" more…
In response to: "Back Pain – A Guide towards Differential Diagnosis" 46 days old
by catzycradle [Member]
Well I think you've covered all the bases :) more…
In response to: "Stabilising the Spine and the Dynesys System" 49 days old
by tel1342 Pro
Robert A. Dunsmuir, FRCS (Ed) FRCS (Orth)
Consultant Spinal Surgeon
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Leeds General Infirmary
Great George Street
Leeds LS1 3EX
UK
Tel: +44 113 243 2799
Fax: +44 113 392 3887
E-mail: robert.dunsmuir@leedsth.nhs.uk
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In response to: "Degenerative Joint Disease" 50 days old
by World Vitamins Online [Visitor]
Treatment for osteoarthritis is a combination of exercise, weight and stress management, hot and cold treatments and medication. Every situation is different. What works for some may not work for others even if the disease is in the same joint. It is a matter of trial and error to see what is most effective for you.
Any osteoarthritis more…
In response to: "Stabilising the Spine and the Dynesys System" 50 days old
by Barmac [Member]
Hi - thanks for that I will look forward to reading your article on XLIF. Do you know how I can get find out the names of the surgeons who perform this surgery in the UK. Thanks again. more…
In response to: "Stabilising the Spine and the Dynesys System" 50 days old
by tel1342 Pro
Hi it can be, but obviously that is an assessment and judgement I am unable to make, for obvious reasons.
Chat to your Surgeon/Consultant about Spinal Fusion options. I will write a post about XLIF.
Take Care. more…
In response to: "Stabilising the Spine and the Dynesys System" 50 days old
by Barmac [Member]
Hi - is this procedure suitable for someone who has had spinal surgery before? and have you heard of another type of fusion called the Xtreme Lateral Interbody Fusion? more…
In response to: "Sex and Back Pain" 53 days old
by Jenny [Visitor]
Hello,
I've been researching pain support groups and I am looking to recruit case studies that have used a painkiller to manage their condition and would be willing to talk to me about how their pain has affected them. The case study would need to be British (for easy contact) and potentially be willing to have an interview with a journalist more…
In response to: "Post Pregnancy Back Pain." 62 days old
by Health blog [Visitor]
Thank you this information was helpful. more…
In response to: "Rheumatoid Arthritis Diagnosis" 85 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]
I have been following a case were Glutenintolerance has coused several severe injuries.
The patient in the story has been given the diagnos Gluten intolerance/Coeliac when she was 1 year old, but her mother keept quiet about this diagnos because of shame.
All her adult life she seeks help from Healthcare but nowone can und more…
In response to: "Frozen Shoulder Syndrome" 95 days old
by Frozen shoulder [Visitor]
Frozen Shoulder (Adhesive Capsulitis) is the most prevalent debilitating form of shoulder pain, which is found more in women. It slowly sets in and leads to a steady loss in shoulder movements, then follows the frozen phase and thawing phase. Physiotherapy is the best treatment for it. Also stretching exercises helps. more…
In response to: "Thoracic Outlet Syndrome" 111 days old
by Barmac [Member]
Looks like I will have to wait and see if the epidural will help me then ! more…
In response to: "BMT Therapy" 141 days old
by tel1342 Pro
Hi Becky,
As stated above The Sarling Technique is a complimentary therapy based on principles of Body Mechanics, used to ease pain and prevent injury, through safe exercise, body alignment and remedial clinical massage techniques.
You have the main clinic that both teach and practice this form of therapy located in your t more…