Trampolines are popular among kids and adults, but there’s no denying they’re dangerous. Whether kids are supervised at an indoor park or jumping on a trampoline in the backyard, there’s always risk for significant injury.
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Is Your Sleep Position Causing You Back Pain?
The ideal sleeping position? It’s on your back, according to physical therapists. But there are options for side sleepers, too. Learn how to sleep to avoid back pain.
My Doctor Says I Have a Spinal Condition Called DISH. What Exactly Does That Mean?
In people who have diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH), ligaments that attach to the spine calcify. If may not cause any symptoms, so many people don’t know they have it.
How Running Can Benefit Your Back
Running is a great way to improve cardiovascular fitness and aid in weight loss, but many worry that pounding the pavement will take a toll on their back. However, a recent study may put those fears to rest.
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Degenerative Disk Disease: How Time, Activity and Lifestyle Affect Your Spine
Your spine is a complex array of structures. A key component of your spine are are the cylindrical discs that are tucked between each vertebra.
Best Ways to Recognize Scoliosis in Your Child
Do you think your child could have a curve in his or her spine? Scoliosis, the medical term for an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine, is most common in children between the ages of 10 and 16. But it can also occur in younger children or adults. “When scoliosis curves, it rotates the ribs, so if … Read More
Roller Coasters: How to Avoid Neck and Back Pain
Roller coasters and other rides can lead to back and neck pain, especially for people with a history of disk problems, arthritis or muscle spasms. Planning ahead and caring for yourself afterward can minimize discomfort.
Is Your Shoulder Pain Actually a Neck Problem?
Neck pain may signal a shoulder problem, and shoulder pain may signal a neck problem. Symptoms can overlap, too. Learn how experts tell the difference, and steps you can take to feel better.
4 Things You Should Know About Back Pain
Back pain is the second most common reason people visit their family doctors. If yours is chronic, here are 4 things you need to know.
Do You Have Sports-Related Back Pain? Know When to Call a Doctor
Whenever you step out onto the playing field or into the gym, you run the risk of suffering some sort of injury. Back injuries are among the most common, whether you’re a committed and competitive athlete or a weekend warrior. According to spine health expert Kush Goyal, MD, about 90 percent of these acute back … Read More
