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What could the possible causes be of ongoing back issues?
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My mother in law recently had key hole surgery to cover and exposed nerve on the spinal area and they removed a loose piece of bone. She recently had another scan which revealed another exposed nerve and a slipped disk. What could the possible causes be of her ongoing back issues? Is there anything she can do to prevent further damage? She is 60 years old. -
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Sandra McFaul
Physiotherapist
Do you suffer from chronic lower back pain or neck pain? Based in SYDNEY, Sandra is 1 of ONLY 15 Physiotherapists in Australia with ADVANCED … View Profile
Poor sitting posture puts alot of stress on discs and is in my opinion the biggest reason why so many people suffer lower back and referred leg pain.
After surgery, it's always best to to get your full movement and strength back. Sitting with good posture is also important. Exercises that are tailored to your mother-in-law is essential. Your local McKenzie Physiotherapist will be able to help you on the road to recovery.Report this post
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Dr Nicholas Miller
Chiropractor
Special interest include; Wellnes,nutrition, physical exercise, headaches and sports injuries. My aim is to improve the wellness and health of all my clients. View Profile
Sandra is right. as a society we spend so much time sitting, this creates excess strain on spinal joints, from lower back to the neck. Combine this with inactivity many muscles and joints become deconditioned leading to restiction in motion, joint restriction, degenration and damage to structures. The creation of specific exercise program to enhance movement and strength as long a strategy to maintain spinal stability and motion will help reduce pain , further damage and add quality of life. :-)
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Dr Ryan Hislop
Chiropractor
Ryan Hislop is the Clinical Director at the Orange Chiropractic Health and Wellness Centre. As an experienced and evidence-based diagnostician, Ryan works largely by medical … View Profile
It is without a doubt that your mother in law needs to see a professional face to face to gain a greater understanding of the apparent degenerative cascade that is occurring. As a chiropractor, our practice works specifically with chronic recurring conditions and formulates a care plan to assist the individual in returning to a better functioning spinal joint system.
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Dr Ryan Hislop
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Ryan Hislop is the Clinical Director at the Orange Chiropractic Health and Wellness Centre. As an experienced and evidence-based diagnostician, Ryan works largely by medical … View Profile
It is without a doubt that your mother in law needs to see a professional face to face to gain a greater understanding of the apparent degenerative cascade that is occurring. As a chiropractor, our practice works specifically with chronic recurring conditions and formulates a care plan to assist the individual in returning to a better functioning spinal joint system.
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