Low Back Pain
- Take care of your back
Practice good workplace and lifestyle habits, such as lifting and standing properly; learn proper exercises to reduce low back pain from a qualified instructor
- Consider seeing a chiropractor
A qualified practitioner may be able to help correct spinal problems that contribute to back pain and disability
- Get a check-up
See your doctor to make sure your symptoms are not related to a medical problem
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