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"Back Talk" is an archive of articles & newsletters for back pain, neck pain, ergonomics, sleep, pain relief and the self-care of many orthopedic problems and injuries. Please view the articles list below, or perform a keyword/phrase search of archived items using the search form on the right.
Back Talk NewLetters
Back Be Nimble newsletter May 2019 - hydromassage beds & tables, benefits & comparison to whirlpool or Jacuzzi therapy.
While back pain is quite common, there are many causes and effects are different for different people.
Back Be Nimble newsletter June 2002 - Common Back Pain Misunderstandings
Back Be Nimble newsletter April 2002 - Common Causes of Neck Pain
Back Be Nimble newsletter Oct 2001 - Different Types of Back Pain - Understanding the broad categories of back pain and related symptoms can help in getting a diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan.
Back Be Nimble newsletter - Dec, 3003 - How the Spinal Disc Causes Pain
Back Be Nimble newsletter - June, 3003 - Know Your Full Range of Treatment Options
Back Be Nimble newsletter August 2002 - Reduce Back Pain When You Are Sitting
Back Be Nimble newsletter February 2002 - Rehabilitation For Your Injured Back
Back Be Nimble newsletter May 2001 - Sciatica, or pain that runs down the sciatic nerve from the lower back and along the back of each leg - is one of the most common causes of pain in adults.
Back Be Nimble newsletter August 2002 - Reduce Back Pain When You're Sitting
Back Be Nimble newsletter July 2001 - Selfcare and Conservative care for your back pain examins various treatment options for back pain
Back Be Nimble newsletter March 2001 - The Anatomy of Back Pain - Exploring the causes and mechanisms of back pain including nerve roots,cervical spine, neck pain, Thoracic Spine, upper back, lower back, Lumbar Spine, vertebral bodies, synovial joint, sacrum, sacroiliac joints, discs, disc, disc space, inflammatory proteins, coccyx, tailbone, joint degeneration, disc degeneration, fused, pelvis, soft tissue, muscle weakness, tight hamstrings, hamstring, ligaments, tendons, bottom lumbar motion segments.
Back Be Nimble newsletter - January, 3003 - Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Back