Lower Back Pain

The lower back pain resource page.

Lower back pain is very common among older working American's. You may be surprised to know that in the group of American's older than forty-five lower back pain related problems are the second leading cause of missed work behind the common cold. With statistics like these, it is no wonder that there is so much information on the web about lower back pain. The question is what information is useful and what information is junk? We have done the hard work for, weeding out the worthless pages and skimming the cream from the top of the proverbial crop. You will find the best links available on the web below.

Some quick tips for helping to avoid lower back pain include: not smoking. This may come as a surprise to you, but doctors have linked smoking and lower back pain. Try and maintain a healthy weight, extra weight creates undue stress on the lower back. Try to exercise regularly. Regular exercise will keep the muscles in your back in great shape, and will help keep your lower back healthy and in the proper shape as you age. These were some quick tips, but if you are experiencing serious lower back pain, be sure to consult your doctor, and for more information check out the lower back pain resources below.

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So be sure to check out our pages about Back Pain, Causes of Back Pain, Upper Back Pain, and Mid Back Pain elsewhere on this site.