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Here’s What Causes Low Back Pain… and It’s Not What You Think

Here’s What Causes Low Back Pain… and It’s Not What You Think

Bottom Line:
Yes, it’s true. Low back pain is something that a majority of us – well over 80% of the world’s population – will deal with at some point in our lives. It’s also true that a majority of our local community have considered seeking low back pain treatment in Hallettsville, TX.

But, what causes low back pain exactly?

Most of us mistakenly think that any back pain we experience must be attributed to a single incident.

The time you picked up a box that was just a little bit too heavy.

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Top Healthcare Organizations Now Agree on What to Do for Low Back Pain

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Would you be surprised if we told you that low back pain may well be the number one source of disability across the globe? You might.

Would you be surprised if we told you that we were 99.9% certain you had experienced back pain in the last month? Probably not.

After all, everyone deals with neck and back pain at some point in their lives, right? You. Your family and friends. Your coworkers and acquaintances. Everyone. And as someone who’s dealt with low back pain in the past, you more than understand just how much it can alter your daily life.

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Beyond the Pill: Non-Opioid Care for Chronic Pain

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If you’re dealing with chronic pain, now is the time to tackle it naturally.

But how do you deal with chronic pain without using opioid pain medication?

Are opioid alternatives for pain management actually effective?

The answer that question is a resounding YES!

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Opiates vs. Opioids: What’s the Difference?

Bottom Line:
Opiates vs. opioids – Opiates describes naturally made opioids. The term opioid describes all natural and synthetically made drugs.

Both natural and synthetic opioids have caused millions of people looking for pain relief to enter a cycle of addiction.

The truth is that many of the people who are currently addicted to opioids weren’t recreational drug users looking for their next high. They were people who were prescribed these drugs by their doctors to treat their chronic pain.

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