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Category: Spinal Stenosis

Understanding Stenosis Vs Herniation: Prevention Tips for Manual Laborers

Introduction If you work in manual labor, your back is one of your most valuable assets. Understanding the…
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Posted on: 04 Dec 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

SLR Test for Sciatica: How Post-Op Patients Can Perform It Safely at Home

Introduction The straight leg raise (SLR) test for sciatica is a simple, no-equipment procedure to help identify sciatic…
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Posted on: 30 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

X-ray for Spondylolisthesis: Costs, Insurance, and What to Expect in Columbus

Introduction If you’re experiencing symptoms like numbness and tingling in toes or suspect a spinal condition, your doctor…
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Posted on: 29 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Understanding Risks and Complications After Surgery in Florida: A Patient’s Guide

Introduction Undergoing back or neck surgery can bring hope for relief, but it’s important to be aware of…
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Posted on: 29 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Effective Office Mini-Break Stretches: Your Recovery Timeline and PDF Checklist in Florida

Spending long hours at a desk can lead to stiffness and discomfort, especially in your back and neck.…
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Posted on: 25 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Stenosis vs Herniation: When to Consult a Doctor and Non-Surgical Management for Endurance Runners

Introduction Endurance runners frequently confront musculoskeletal challenges, including spinal conditions such as stenosis and herniation. Understanding the distinction…
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Posted on: 24 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Understanding and Managing Calf Cramp After Walking (Neurogenic Claudication)

Introduction Experiencing a calf cramp after walking can be frustrating and concerning, especially when it stems from a…
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Posted on: 23 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Effective McKenzie Extension Exercises for Spinal Stenosis Relief: A Clinician’s Guide

Introduction McKenzie extension exercises are a popular, evidence-based approach used by clinicians to help patients manage symptoms related…
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Posted on: 20 Nov 2025Written by: BackPainRelief

Spinal Stenosis Lumbar

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Posted on: 24 Oct 2016Written by: BackPainReliefComments: Comments: 9
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