August 23, 2011 | Posted by Owen Jones
The sacroiliac joint is in the pelvis. To be more precise, it is the joint between the ilium or the pelvis and the bar at the bottom of the spine, a few inches up from the coccyx. Most people do not even know that they have a joint there and, to be frank, it does not move very much either.
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August 17, 2011 | Posted by Owen Jones
Back pain is an enormous subject in medical terms which makes back pain and its diagnosis very problematic. It is easy to blame your physician for not knowing much concerning your back pain, but the fact is that you are in a better place to understand why you have pain in your back that they do.
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August 9, 2011 | Posted by Owen Jones
Millions, and usually tens of millions of individuals in each country suffer from back pain and many of them receive inadequate help. It seems that it is treated nonchalantly because it is so common, but the fact is that it is very difficult to treat. There are so many reasons for back pain and the cause of a person’s back pain may not be immediately apparent.
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August 8, 2011 | Posted by Owen Jones
Back injury is extremely common. Not so much in children because their backs are still supple and they get lots of exercise running around and playing, but as we get older most of quit running around and playing. Couple that with the natural stiffening of joints that comes with age and back injury becomes more prevalent.
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August 7, 2011 | Posted by Owen Jones
Why do we prefer a comfy pair of old shoes or slippers? Well, the obvious solution is because we have gotten used to them and they fit like a glove. This is true too and goes a long way to providing the solution to the question, but what this solution only suggests is that new shoes are uncomfortable.
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