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Original Editors - Hannah Anderson, Dan McCoy, Rebecca Porter and Millie Ware
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About Low Back Pain[edit | edit source]
Are you experiencing low back pain? You are not alone! Look at these statistics...
- as many as 80% of Americans have symptoms of low back pain during their lifetime[1]
- low back pain is the leading cause of injury and disability for those younger than 45 years old[1]
Is pain always bad? No. Pain is a warning sign to our body that something is not physiologically correct. We feel pain when there is structural damage, sign of an infection, a previous structure has been reinjured, etc. Pain is a helpful indicator for us to get treatment to heal our bodies.
Before you are able to truly understand back pain, it is important to understand the body's anatomy.
About Neck Pain[edit | edit source]
Prevalence
Why Does My Back hurt?[edit | edit source]
Pain Science
What can I do about my Low Back Pain?[edit | edit source]
What can I do about my Neck Pain?
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Resources
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