Some men are able to successfully treat their lower back pain with medication, but some require additional
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moreOsteopathic manual treatment (OMT) is a safe, effective way to relieve low back pain. In a study of 455 peo
moreMany MRI scans ordered for people with lower back pain are not medically necessary.
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moreHeat or cold can both relieve discomfort from lower back pain. Most experts recommend cold to relieve swell
moreMany doctors overtreat their back pain patients. Instead of following current guidelines and recommending N
moreIn overweight people with knee arthritis, diet and exercise together ease symptoms more than diet or exerci
morePhysical therapy, exercise, and pain medications are first approaches to treating back pain. Surgery should
moreThe lumbar or lower area of the spine can suffer from many different ailments that cause lower back pain. C
moreThe first advice you are likely to get if you have low back pain is "take a Tylenol." However a s
moreA clinical trial found that acetaminophen (Tylenol) does not help people recover from new episodes of back
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