Older adults are more likely to feel the pain caused by degeneration of the spinal joints. However, they may experience pain related to conditions that affect younger adults too. Two of the most common causes of low back pain in older adults are osteoarthritis and spinal stenosis. When the main symptoms are low back pain Read more about Causes of low back pain in older adults[…]
The thoracic spine has a slight backward curvature at the base. This region is reinforced by muscles, which are responsible for the persistent and diffuse back pain. These muscles tend to contract, generating fibrosis and muscle spasm. Diverse reasons usually caused back pain, which affects almost half of the adult population at some point in Read more about Do you know what middle back pain feels like?[…]
Spending many hours without movement can lead to muscular and skeletal problems. These problems get worse over time. Having bad posture while studying or working will hurt the spine of those who spend a lot of time in front of the computer. In theory, an eight-hour workday is established. In reality, workers spend more office Read more about What are the consequences of bad posture?[…]
What is sciatica? Frequent symptoms Causes Risk factor’s Complications Prevention Treatment Lifestyle and home remedies Alternative medicine Visit the doctor What is sciatica? The name of sciatica is given to the pain syndrome that radiates along the path of the sciatic nerve. This pain spreads from the lower back through the hips, buttocks, and down Read more about What is sciatica?[…]
1. Great disappointment with conventional methods Most users over 35 years old mention that they are fed up with the pain returning two weeks after having the treatment applied. It is also frustrating to have sore muscles and pay for such expensive procedures to not see expected results. 2. Avoid surgery Some Cordus-Sacrus users want Read more about Why do people choose Cordus & Sacrus?[…]
Back pain is a fairly common experience in life and we are all prone to experiencing it at one point or another. Back pain doesn’t ‘only’ compromise the quality of life of patients, especially the oldest. And it is that according to a study carried out by researchers at the University of Sydney, adults over Read more about Improve spine in older adults[…]
Did you know that sciatica can occur in young people under the age of 30? Most people have had or will have low back pain. The average age at which this pain begins is 55 years. But, in recent years, low back pain has increased in young people, it differs from low back pain in Read more about Sciatic nerve pain in young people[…]
Throughout the day people adopt different postures depending on the activities they perform. Bad postural habits such as being in the same position for a long time, repetitive movements, forced and maintained postures, performing activities that require strength or sedentary lifestyle, can trigger back pain. If these discomforts are not treated in time, they Read more about Take care of your postural hygiene from home[…]
In recent years, the appearance of herniated discs has increased dramatically in young patients from 17 to 35 years of age. The most common area in which they appear is in the lumbar region, where once the nucleus pulposus comes out of the intervertebral disc, it generates pain when it has contact with nerves and Read more about Herniated discs in young people: causes, symptoms and recommendations.[…]
Herniated discs, lumbar or cervical, are one of the most common conditions of the spine. Discomfort includes pain or tingling that extends from the extremities near the hernia: legs if it is lumbar or arms if it is cervical. Proper nutrition can reduce the symptoms caused by herniated discs. But how do you know what Read more about Foods to improve herniated discs[…]
