Lower back and neck pain (Translated): Do's and don'ts for a healthy back
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Lower back and neck pain (Translated) - Authors Various
LOWER BACK AND NECK PAIN
DO'S AND DON'TS FOR A HEALTHY BACK
VARIOUS AUTHORS
Translation and edition 2022 by David De Angelis
All rights reserved
INDEX
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter 2 - The Witch's Stake
Chapter 3 - In six points the victory over pain
Chapter 4 - The Barrier against Kidney Disease
Chapter 5 - Shaking off that cross
Chapter 6 - Neck pain
Chapter 7 - The Curved Man Who Straightened Up
Back exercises
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Each year, according to European statistics, five percent of the population suffers from back pain. In Britain, back pain costs more in lost work hours than strikes and requires fewer doctor visits than respiratory infections. Eighty percent of adults in Italy are forced by back pain to seek medical attention at least once in their lives.
Strange fact: back pain has become much more common in recent years. It seems to appear more frequently in high-tech societies, where the organization of life is more complex. Perhaps this is because psychological stress is as important a factor in back pain as in headaches. And it may also be that nowadays people are more exposed to stress and less resistant to pain.
Anyone can be affected by occasional back pain after a muscular exertion to which they are not accustomed. This is completely normal and the pain disappears after a day or two. But if this is severe, or lasts for more than three or four days, it is time to seek medical advice. The pain in the back could in fact depend on the compression of an intervertebral disc, the cartilage that acts as a shock absorber between one vertebra and another; or be caused by a fractured, worn or displaced vertebra; depend on the tearing or stretching of a muscle or ligament.
Arthrosis, a degenerative joint disease, can also affect the spine, indeed it is the main cause of back pain. Finally, it may come as a surprise to learn that another possible cause of pain in the spine is gout, a chronic metabolic disease, which in the popular imagination mainly affects the big toe of wealthy old gentlemen fond of good food. In reality, gout can begin in any joint and affect people of all ages. Dr. Peter Baranowski, an Australian specialist in neurology and spinal diseases, wrote in a book that gout makes its appearance when the amount of uric acid in the blood increases, resulting in its crystals being deposited in the joints. This causes inflammation and joint pain. There can also be crystal buildup in the discs of the spine. In Australia,
according to Baranowski, gout symptoms are found in one in every five or six people, particularly in males over the age of 45 or 50.
Those who suffer from it "are almost always heavy meat eaters and alcohol drinkers, and do