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The human back supports the structural pillar for the rest of the body and supports most of the strains associated with the daily activities. It is important to provide the lower back, which is most exposed, with some type of lumbar back support.

Lower back pain, in the lumbar section of the vertebral column, is one of the most common medical issues, patients that understand more about causes and solutions for these back problems have a better chance of solving them, treating them or at least resolving them when they occur. Lumbar back pains are certainly frustrating and difficult to deal with when they show up, as pains in this area are not only strong but can force you to stay in bed.

These pains may appear suddenly or be something a person is exposed to constantly, they can be dull or sharp and can be located in a specific region or radiate as tingling, numbness or a dull pain to other areas. Lumbago (low back pain) is the fifth most common reason people consult with their physicians. Ninety porcent of all adults suffer lumbar back pain at some point in their lives and 5 out of ten adults have issues each and every year. The lower back has a natural inward curve that points towards the stomach area, this area needs some support that helps to avoid unnecessary strain and discomfort.

The lumbar area must be taken into account, specially when a person is sitting down for long periods of time, something more and more common in today’s work market. Lumbar back support can be provided by specially designed car or office seats and chairs, any lack in support can be complemented by specially designed lumbar support cushions and people that need to walk around, are recovering from lower back issues or need to lift heavy objects can obtain support using lower back braces or specially designed lumbar back support belts.

This site obviously does not replace professional advice in any manner, we recommend you visit your physician or local specialist doctor for diagnosis, treatment and tips for your particular case and problem. Here are some products you may consider for your particular case:

Lumbar support chairs Even though a person sitting in a chair without lumbar support, it’s a natural occurence that people end up slouching forward if they are seated for a long period of time, this strains the back. Well designed office chairs and seats in general provide adequate and sometimes adjustable lumbar support and avoid back pain and strain.

Lumbar support cushions or pillows These cushions and pillows are designed to help maintain support and the normal back curvature in the lumbar area while seated for long periods at the office, in your car or at home. Many are made with memory foam.

Lumbar support belts or braces Belts are many times designed with adjustable side bands for custom fit and support. They help to keep the back in a correct lifting position, can be ventilated. They do not strengthen the back. Braces encourage proper spinal alignment and support the lower back and abdomen and prevent back injury. Compression is normally adjusted through elastic adjustable side pulls.

Back pain treatment programs Can include surgery, massage, reiki, chiropractors, physical therapy, exercise, yoga, acupuncture and many other options.

Other lumbar support products Includes rollers, heaters, coolers and other accesories.

It is way too painful when you sit for long periods of time. so why is that the pianists do not sit on a chair?

I had a one level lumbar fusion (L4/L5) on July 2. I just got home from the hospital and am really missing the hospital beds. Between the ability to recline and having support, and the bed being softer, I am a lot more sore at home in my own bed.
I was wondering if anyone knew of a pillow, and were I can find it, that helps me recline, and supports me between the gap of the bed and headboard. Probably a tall wedge?
I would really appreciate some help, since 75% of my next two weeks is in bed…Thanks.

Fifteen years of pain and a failed discectomy left Kathleen unable to do simple things, like picking up her grandson or doing dishes. After the implant, her pain relief was almost 100% and is able to manage her pain with only minimal medication. Kathleen says if you’re not sure whether to go ahead with the procedure, “Try it. It’s four days out of your life — it’s either going to work for you or it’s not. I got off the table from the trial and had no pain, so I knew it was going to work for me.” This procedure is performed by Dr. Joshua Greenspan at the PainCare Somersworth NH facility. For more information, visit www.painmd.com.

I have congenital (hereditary) flat feet and it’s always caused me knee or ankle problems but over the past year or so, it’s manifested into lower back pain as well. At least that’s what I assumed originally. Now I’m not so sure because I’ve noticed that I only get the pain I’m referring to when I recline while sitting and lean to my right and, more recently, when I sleep on my right side.

What could be causing this pain? Thanks.

Hello everyone,
I was hoping you could help me. I am 19 and have been having really bad back pain, I have been having it for the past year. I went to my doctor and she told me to exercise and i have been for the past year, i even started yoga. My back will hurt throughout the day and especially when i wake up in the morning. I don’t know what to do, there are times when it gets really pain full it puts me on the verge of crying. What should i do??? I am also eating healthy, and drinking plenty of water but still the pain comes and goes. Please help:(

Board certified and fellowship trained orthopedic spine surgeon Dr. Robert C. Nucci discusses new techniques being used in the treatment of Lumbar Back (lower back) Disc Herniations at the Nucci Spine and Orthopedic Institute. Both Arthroscopic and Endoscopic approaches.

devchengkalath.com The Squat and Variations Described By Toronto Physiotherapist Dev Chengkalath. Sit to stand This simple variation of the squat is an extremely functional low back pain rehabilitation exercise that will help you retrain one of your most common movement patterns. When executed properly, this exercise will dramatically improve your hip mobility and increase your lumbar spine stability. In order to complete this movement correctly, make sure you are a pushing your hips backwards into the seat while keeping your low back immobile. There should be little to no movement that takes place around your lumbar spine. This movement should be done under control and you shouldn’t allow yourself to “plop” into the seat. To stand back up, squeeze your buttocks to extend your hips and push yourself up off the seat. Make sure that there is no movement though the lower back. Squat: Use the same movements as the sit to stand, however, in this case, there is no chair used. Squat down as low as you can while still keeping your torso in the neutral position, with no excessive rounding or arching. With both variations, imagine spreading the floor apart with your feet, as though you are pulling taffy apart. This will activate your hip stabilizers and improve activation of the glutes. Key Points: -keep your head and chest up -when sitting, push the hips back -keep the spine in neutral, no excess rounding or arching -movement should come through your hips, not your back -spreading …

I was in a car accident and I need a special pillow to sleep on at night to support my neck and back…where shoud I go to find one and does anyone recommend a certain brand or product?

Thanks.

This is part one of two parts which is really a part of FOUR parts haha. There is four videos total from my first visit to see the spinecor doctors in Manhattan. These first two parts are Just of the fitting of the Brace and X rays. www.scoliosissystems.com check out the spinecor brace email me at Brookespine@yahoo.com