Comments on: MRI – Might Reveal Injury http://thebackpainblog.org/mri-might-reveal-injury/ Trials And Tribulations Of Living With Chronic Back Pain Mon, 28 Jun 2010 05:35:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=8177 hourly 1 By: Dev Chengkalath http://thebackpainblog.org/mri-might-reveal-injury/comment-page-1/#comment-59 Dev Chengkalath Sat, 31 Jan 2009 20:23:35 +0000 http://thebackpainblog.org/?p=161#comment-59 Great post and article on how imaging is not the panacea that it is thought to be. It really does come down to finding the true cause of the pain instead of looking at the symptoms to achieve relief from the pain. Regards, Dev Chengkalath <a href="http://devchengkalath.com" rel="nofollow">Low Back Pain Relief Specialist</a> Great post and article on how imaging is not the panacea that it is thought to be.

It really does come down to finding the true cause of the pain instead of looking at the symptoms to achieve relief from the pain.

Regards,

Dev Chengkalath
Low Back Pain Relief Specialist

]]> By: Cole Fraley http://thebackpainblog.org/mri-might-reveal-injury/comment-page-1/#comment-57 Cole Fraley Wed, 14 Jan 2009 17:32:11 +0000 http://thebackpainblog.org/?p=161#comment-57 Inversion therapy is the best treatment for back pain and sciatica that I know of. In 04 I had to get back surgery for a herniated disc. Nearly 2 years after surgery I STILL had painful and crippling sciatica, weak legs and pain. A friend of mine turned me on to inversion therapy and I have been hanging upside down ever since. what I’ve learned through treating with inversion therapy is that although we feel pain in our backs, the pain really originates in the core, stomach or ab muscles. As I inverted I felt my abs start to loosen as the spasms were stretched away. As my abs relaxed they loosened their grip on my hip muscles, thighs and of course my back muscles. Once these muscles were also relaxed my lower back and pelvis were free to go back into alignment and as they did my sciatica disappeared. I have been virtually pain free for 3 years now because of inversion therapy and I want the world to know! Inversion therapy has literally saved my life. Do some research yourself and see if you think inversion therapy can help you as it did me. <a href="http://www.onlinehealthmart.net" rel="nofollow">Inversion Therapy</a> Earlier this year I actually started a web site dedicated to getting out the word of how inversion therapy can help those with sciatica and back pain, before and after surgery. Check it out of you like. All my best. Cole Inversion therapy is the best treatment for back pain and sciatica that I know of. In 04 I had to get back surgery for a herniated disc. Nearly 2 years after surgery I STILL had painful and crippling sciatica, weak legs and pain. A friend of mine turned me on to inversion therapy and I have been hanging upside down ever since. what I’ve learned through treating with inversion therapy is that although we feel pain in our backs, the pain really originates in the core, stomach or ab muscles. As I inverted I felt my abs start to loosen as the spasms were stretched away. As my abs relaxed they loosened their grip on my hip muscles, thighs and of course my back muscles. Once these muscles were also relaxed my lower back and pelvis were free to go back into alignment and as they did my sciatica disappeared. I have been virtually pain free for 3 years now because of inversion therapy and I want the world to know! Inversion therapy has literally saved my life. Do some research yourself and see if you think inversion therapy can help you as it did me. Inversion Therapy

Earlier this year I actually started a web site dedicated to getting out the word of how inversion therapy can help those with sciatica and back pain, before and after surgery. Check it out of you like. All my best.

Cole

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