Posts Tagged ‘Sciatica’

In pain management, which is better the SacroWedgy or the Dorn Method?

August 28th, 2011
Oscar C asked:


Many have claimed that the SacroWedgy is good for back pain management, especially for sciatica, while others also have claimed that the Dorn Method is good for back pain. Now, has anybody tried the two systems? Which is better? Why? My friend who is a diabetic is planning to buy one device, but he finds out that the Dorn Method device is 3 times as expensive as the SacroWedgy. But he wants to find out which system is better, not considering the cost. Could anybody explain please. Thank you for your help. God bless.

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Treatment For Sciatic Pain

March 21st, 2011
Harve Kaufman asked:




If you have sciatica or someone that you know and love suffers from it, Sciatic Pain is more than just a medical term. It is a painful reality that you would almost give anything to be rid of. Treatment for Sciatic pain can range from totally useless to quite effective and can run from moderately priced to too costly to be a real option for most people. We are going to help cover many of them right here.

The simplest treatment for this affliction is something that people can manage themselves. It is getting plenty of rest. Relaxation gives the nerve and the inflammation to it a chance to return to a more normal and less painful state.

If you visit your doctor there are a variety of things that he or she may prescribe to aid in the treatment of your sciatic condition. This would probably be a muscle relaxant and/or analgesics. It may also be as involved as an injection on anesthetic around the area of the spinal cord. Of course there is always the surgical option.

However, for some people, drugs and surgery are not even to be considered. These are far from natural treatments, and both drugs and surgery present some serious side-effects to consider. There are natural alternative therapies that address treatment for sciatic pain.

Back Muscle Pain Relief – Treatment, Causes and Symptoms

March 15th, 2011
Ryan Mutt asked:




Back muscle pain is the second most common physical disorder after cold that is experienced by 90% of the people in some stages of life. The pains can be acute and sub acute resulting from different causes. Is US, this is one of the major causes for missing out quite a number of working days. Most of the muscle pain cases as referred by doctors are the result of “musculoligamentous injuries”, when the ligaments which remain attached to the bones get torn producing muscular sprain or when the muscle fibers are stretched abnormally producing muscular strain. The back muscle pain is undoubtedly very bothering producing enough discomfort in free movements, which are sometimes followed by unbearable pain.

Common symptoms are

1. Feeling of pain while bending or moving.
2. Constant muscle aches of varying intensities.
3. Stiffness of the muscles
4. Mild swelling

Causes

1. Sudden shock or injury in the back muscles.
2. Performing excessive strenuous jobs
3. Arthritis due to aging
4. Osteoporosis
5. Sciatica
6. Psychological stress
7. Tuberculosis

Leading a sedentary life or being a couch potato adds to the causes of the back pain. Regular exercise can prevent this problem naturally. You can also walk for half an hour (brisk walk).

Treatment

Muscle pains unless they turn out to be chronic and grave can be cured completely with regular medications and exercises.

1. Regular exercising improves the blood circulation in the muscles and strengthens them that help in treating the back muscle pain as well as preventing it. Moreover, it controls the bodyweight that lowers the risk of any muscular pain.

2. Maintaining erect posture while movement improves the condition.

3. Cold treatment through application of ice bag on the back muscle for few days provides relief from the pain.

4. Avoid over strains in work unless the pain subsides completely. Work can be resumed after the cure at a slow pace as the muscles take time in adjusting to the exerted forces.

5. Massaging aromatic oils of peppermint, spearmint and other mint family herbs containing menthol are beneficial in this treatment. Rumatone Gold oil is very good herbal massage oil to treat muscle pain. Massage regularly with Rumatone Gold massage oil for effective results.

6. The constituents of ginger roots inhibit the production of prostaglandins and leukotrienes, which are responsible for the pain and inflammation. Taking powdered ginger root regularly helps in reducing the back muscle pain.

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