Category Archives: Back Pain

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Media outlets have been quickly spreading the news from a new Danish study that claims up to 40 percent of people with back pain could be helped by taking antibiotics.[i]

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Chronic pain is not just a physical issue; it’s a mental/emotional one as well. So if you struggle with back pain as well as anxiety, depression, foggy thinking or even memory problems, there’s a good chance they could be related.

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Are you looking for an effective back pain treatment that actually works and doesn’t put you at risk of serious side effects common to pain medications (like addiction, gastrointestinal bleeding and heart problems)?

The video above lists seven of the most common mistakes…  read more »

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Editor’s Note: Our focus at Lose the Back Pain remains on providing natural methods of relieving pain and enjoying life. However, some individuals, such as those with nerve damage, may require more advanced treatments to fully recover. That’s why we’re bringing you this…  read more »

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Tailbone pain is exhausting.

Sitting down is painful. Standing up is painful. Lying down is painful.

Talk about a pain in the butt!

Fortunately, there are three fast, easy steps you can take to not only relieve your tailbone pain, but make sure it never…  read more »

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7 Serious Diseases with Back Pain as a Symptom

(and a FREE Solution!)

What if it’s not just a backache?

Back pain should always be taken seriously. What you may have written off as “strain” or “overwork” could actually be…  read more »

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Many people feel more pain when lying down, especially neck and back pain…

But WATCH this short video for one of our most popular solutions for over 15 different types of pain that works BECAUSE you lie down to use it…

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Each year, an estimated 5 million to 9 million people receive epidural steroid injections for back pain.

During this procedure, a mixture of steroid and numbing medications are injected into your lower back. Generally, fluoroscopic (x-ray) guidance is used to help confirm that…  read more »

Once you identify which of these dysfunctions is causing your pain, it’s simply a matter of stretching and strengthening the right muscles to fix the dysfunction. And many people get lasting relief in just days using thiese simple, self-treatments – even when everything else gave them only temporary relief… if any at all.

So if you haven’t done so already, I want to make sure you get a proper diagnosis of the neck or hip-dysfunctions causing your pain, otherwise no treatment will ever give you permanent relief……  read more »