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Bulging Disc Most patients make the mistake in thinking that a “bulging disc” is the same as a “protruding disc”. In reality, a bulging disc may be considered as the earliest state in the development of a disc herniation. A bulging disc is considered as a contained disc disorder. This means that the soft center [...]

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Herniated disk symptoms may occur at any part of the spine where a disk herniation has occurred. A disk herniation develops as a result of a tear in the outer fibrous ring (annulus fibrosus) of an intervertebral disk, causing the extrusion of the soft central material (nucleus pulposus). While it is misleadingly called a slipped [...]

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Back Exercises for Lower Back Pain Back exercises for lower back pain play a vital role in addressing certain conditions that aggravate pain aside from an existing cause. The underlying condition behind every case of lower back pain is weak muscles – especially in the back, abdomen, and buttocks – caused by prolonged inactivity or [...]

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Most often when people think about back pain, they are more concentrated on finding low back pain relief. However, the word “back” does not just encompass the region below the waist and buttocks. In finding the perfect low back pain relief option for you, understanding parts of the back is important… Anatomy of the Back [...]

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Of all the symptoms of sciatica, it is sciatic nerve pain that most patients complain about. Sciatica generally develops as a result of compression (or “pinching”) of the “ciatic nerve” (a frequent misspelling), which leads to a burning or aching pain that manifests first in the lower back and buttocks and then shoots down the [...]

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