The Most Effective Ways to Take Back Your Back

Although back pain is common, the fix isn't. The Most Effective Ways to Take Back Your Back shows you how to diagnose and manage your particular back pain and alerts you to red flags and often-misdiagnosed issues that may worsen your condition.--Do you have non-radiating pain on one side of the spine? Your issue may be Muscle Injury, and you need to control inflammation.--Does your pain shoot down the leg? You may have a Slipped Disc that requires physical therapy and possibly surgery.--Does your pain worsen with sitting and ease off with walking? You may have Sciatic Nerve Compression and need special stretching exercises.Leading back pain expert Beth Murinson, M.D., director of pain education at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, brings together the latest science on back pain diagnosis and treatment from medications and surgical procedures to traditional physical therapy to alternative modalities such as acupuncture, meditation, and water and inversion therapies that are showing promise.For