 |
Back Pain Remedies
[email protected]
According to research, 8 out of 10 Americans will experience back pain at some point in
their life. As I lie here moaning and groaning in the middle of the bedroom floor
counting the �dust bunnies� under the furniture, I�ll give you some free and useful advice
on coping with back pain as I�m not going anywhere and all that�s on TV is soaps and
game shows and I get dizzy watching from this angle. I�ve listed some steps to take when
you�re back goes out; although I do not guarantee they work as they may or may not help.
If you have additional remedies, please Email me
. Thanks! Edith
- Collapse on the floor and scream loudly so everyone knows you�re in agony.
- Find a position that doesn�t cause you excruciating pain and stay in it for three to five
days. But first get your hands on a large thermos full of Pepsi, the TV remote control, the
phone, and the phone number of the nearest Pizza Hut.
- Have a family member prepare an ice pack and hot water bottle. If they�re not
available, have your dog to drag you while you kick and scream.
- Avoid sneezing and coughing.
- Keep your purse (or brief case) as light as possible by removing everything that is of
unnecessary weight--keys, wallet, make-up, cell phone, dictionary, power drill,
sandbags--You get the idea, don�t you?.
- Depending on your preferences, seek professional care--general pracititioner,
chiropractor, physical therapist, message therapist, meterologist. Whichever you prefer--but
be sure to have his/her business card taped to the floor. Believe me! When you�re lying
on the floor in pain, you won�t be able to lift the phone book.
- Try sit ups and light weight lifting to strengthen the back. Now, these exercises
should be performed by your spouse so he�ll be strong enough to carry you from room to
room the next time your back goes out.
- Ask a neighbor to bring you some chocolate--light or dark--it doesn�t matter.
Worrying about the weight gain immediately improves back pain as it distracts you from
the pain.
- To prevent pain, some say you should lift your legs (not your back) and sleep with a
pillow under your knees and avoid rowdy games of Twister.
Return to Smile Pages
Return to Main
Page
Email||
Home||
Cemeteries||
Polston/Poston Cemetery||
Civil War Records||
C'mon Smile||
Family History Journal||
Picture Album||
Genealogy||
Poetry||
Other Sites||
Tribute Pages||
Wills||
Journals||
WebRings||
Awards||
Family Groups||
Christmas||
This page hosted by
Get your own Free Home Page
|