Back pain

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Posture supports: how they work and how to choose

A wearable posture support may provide a physical cue when you slouch, encouraging you to change position. It does not permanently correct posture, strengthen muscles, or treat back pain. Lasting comfort and function depend more on varied movement, suitable activity, and a workspace that fits you. This guide explains what a...

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Woman sitting on the edge of a bed in the morning and holding her lower back because of pain from a pinched nerve.

Lumbar radiculopathy: causes, relief, and warning signs

Lumbar radiculopathy occurs when a nerve root in the lower spine is irritated or compressed, often by a herniated disk or age-related narrowing. It can cause pain that travels into a leg, with tingling, numbness, or weakness. Many cases improve without surgery, but new bladder, bowel, saddle-sensation, or rapidly worsening...

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Pain between the shoulder blades: causes, self-care, and warning signs

Pain between the shoulder blades often comes from muscles, joints, or the neck and may be aggravated by sustained sitting or repetitive arm work. It can also be referred from the chest or internal organs. Because location alone cannot identify the cause, it is important to recognize chest, breathing, neurologic,...

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Sleeping after spine surgery: positions and pillow support

Recovery after spine surgery takes time, and sleep can be difficult during the early stages. Positioning pillows may improve comfort and help you follow movement restrictions, but the correct setup depends on the procedure and your surgeon’s instructions. Sleep supports general health and recovery, while a painful or twisted position can...

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