Tuesday, 9 June 2015

Myths about back pain By Vien007 On City Health Tip



MYTH-BUSTING TUESDAY: Myths about back pain
It’s Myth Busting Tuesday! Yay! You know what that means right? Ok the Doctors in the studio today on Doctors orders will be helping you with the myths that you just can’t figure out if it’s true, real fake or not.
Hi guys my name is Vien and this is City Health Tips.
Still on myth busting Tuesday, today its about back pain.

One Myth States: It’s best to lie down until the pain goes away. ERRN WRONG

Reality: According to Dr. Jeremy Smith, spine surgeon with Orthopaedic Specialty Institute Medical Group of Orange County in California, he says Lying down until the pain goes away can work against you and may even slow healing. Dr. Smith further says “Bed rest is not recommended, although you should reduce normal physical activities but continue to be as active as possible. Those who stay active recover more quickly.
A study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine involving 134 workers with back pain found that those who exercised during their recovery time took 58 days to return to work, versus 87 days for those who did not.
Now fella’s n females if you do have any other myth, the doctors are in the studio for doctor’s orders coming right up after city health tips.

As regards the bonus tip from yesterday as promised to share on the myth bursting Tuesday edition of city health tips, here is the BONUS TIP OF THE 5 Daily Habits To Stop Back Pain


Sleep With a Pillow Under Your Knees

Elevating your legs slightly relieves pressure on your back as you sleep. Sleeping on your back puts an estimated 55 pounds of pressure on your spine. By placing a pillow under your knees, you can cut that pressure in half.

And that’s all on City Health Tips with me Vien for today, join me same time again tomorrow for more, Doctors Orders is up next.

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