Wednesday, 12 June 2013
Low Back Pain and Lumbar Stabilization Exercises
It has been estimated that approximately 80% of people in Western countries have experienced low back pain (LBP) at some point in their lives. Most cases resolve within 2-4 weeks without any medical intervention. However, within 1 year following the first episode of LBP, 60 -80% of patient will have recurring pain. Current research has reported that in most cases of LBP, certain muscles of the back that stabilize the spine are reflexively inhibited (shutdown) after injury. These muscles do not spontaneously recover even if patients are pain free with a return to normal activity levels. These specific muscles work together to support and stabilized the spine to help prevent LBP. These muscles include the lumbar multifidi and the transversus abdominus. We will talk and discuss more on these muscle on the next entry. Take care of your back everyone :) Have a good day!
source: Low Back Care Protocol Supplement
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This is sure going to help me in the related stuff..thanks a lot for the information
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Really very good idea about Low Back Pain and Lumbar Stabilization Exercises.Actually back pain is intolerable for human.Some time we take pain killer to get rid from this though we know the bad effect of painkiller.Your provided exercise technique must be help full for the people who are suffering for this.
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