First Aid for Pain
There’s more to first aid than covering up wounds or stopping bleeding. When treating an injury, relieving pain should also be a top priority. Prompt
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First Aid Kit
Fortunately, most minor injuries are simple to treat — so simple, in fact, that you can find all of the materials that you need in
Pain and Stress
Have you ever noticed how aches and pains seem to fade when your adrenaline is really pumping? Or have you ever felt pain deep in
Food and Pain
On the Internet and around the water cooler, you’re likely to hear stories claiming that eating a certain food or eliminating one kind of food
Back Pain and Smoking
A construction worker might blame his jackhammer for his sore back. An office worker might chalk up the ache to an uncomfortable chair. Fair enough.
Back Strains and Sprains
We all ask a lot from our backs. We bend, we lift, we slouch — it’s enough to make a back complain. According to the
Lower back pain
Whether you spend your day moving furniture or sitting in an office chair, you’re probably no stranger to back pain. According to the Mayo Clinic,
Back Surgery
Back surgery is a booming business. About 500,000 Americans undergo surgery each year for low back problems alone. According to the Agency for Healthcare Research
Herniated Disk
Disks are your spine’s shock absorbers, flexible cushions that fit in between vertebrae. When you move your back, the disks absorb the pressure on your