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Comment on If you took Accutane, did you have joint pains and did they go away after treatment? by gorillagurping

gorillagurping — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 03:30:16 +0000

i ended up taking accutane for a year and it did work tho my face got worse before it got better. and ya if your an athlete it blows cuz your joints will hurt and 2 years later theyre not too bad but hurt now and then. but before you hop on it check out the side effects because mad people are getting problems from it so check it out and make sure its what you wanna do

Comment on Back Pain Treatment, Causes - Back Pain is No Longer Now by Is Yoga an Effective Treatment for Back Pain | Health & Disease

Is Yoga an Effective Treatment for Back Pain | Health & Disease — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 01:02:12 +0000

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Comment on Joint Pain Treatment, Treat Joint Pain by Robert Kitchens

Robert Kitchens — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 21:47:27 +0000

Stuff like this has really helped my back. I am always looking for tips to keep the pain away.

Comment on Pain underneath my right shoulder, pain while breathing deeply and yawning? by cassie

cassie — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 13:45:15 +0000

i am experiencing the same symptoms, it hurts when i inhale and exhale but hurts even more when i move….. I woke up with it 2 days ago..I have no idea what it may possibly be!

Comment on Pain underneath my right shoulder, pain while breathing deeply and yawning? by Crystal

Crystal — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 09:05:19 +0000

Based on my experience with this muscle pain when breathing deeply, I recommend getting a deep massage in the shoulder blade muscles. That really loosens things up. When you breathe deeply, you are using muscles. Naturally those muscles will interact with other muscles, which are in your case inflamed, causing pain. I have the same thing. Massage helps. If it doesnt help for you, maybe it is something else. But dont get yourself all worried about it. There are so many muscles in your body doing so many different things. Unusual movements, even if you didnt injure yourself or notice at the time it was unusual, could cause muscle aches and pain.

Comment on Pain underneath my right shoulder, pain while breathing deeply and yawning? by Tina

Tina — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 01:43:00 +0000

I to am experiencing the same pain under my right shoulder blade. I think it may be from sleeping with my arm behind my head.
Got a massage today, didn’t help.

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Comment on Pain underneath my right shoulder, pain while breathing deeply and yawning? by Jason

Jason — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 13:32:29 +0000

I to have this pain under my right shoulder blade. I was stretching in bed this morning and all of the suddden it felt like I was being stabbed. It hurts to lay down and when I cough or sneeze it is really bad

It has to be a muscle pull or pinched nerve. It is very painfull
Need to Doc.

Comment on Pain underneath my right shoulder, pain while breathing deeply and yawning? by Lindsey

Lindsey — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 14:11:57 +0000

I have been having pain underneath my right shoulder blade. Whenever I breath, yawn or sneeze it hurts. It’s almost like when I yawn or breathe deeply I can’t breath to my full extent.

I don’t have health insurance they say I make too much money or whatever…I guess 40 hrs a week in a min. wage job is too much. whatever.

Anyway, I am going to the doctor anyway because I have been having it for almost a year and it is hard for me to even lay on my back flat because of the pain. I tried getting a massage…nothing. Sometimes it is a weird sort of pleasure when I stretch it just because it is pulling on it and makes me feel better about it. I don’t know. Nothing seems to help.

No sweats or fever. So I don’t know

Comment on Pain underneath my right shoulder, pain while breathing deeply and yawning? by kk

kk — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:44:11 +0000

I have only began having these symptoms. I do have other medical conditions such as emphysema but have never had this pain before. It gets better for a day or so and then gets excruciating for a while. Im scared and cant afford meds.

Comment on Back Pain Treatment and Spinal Fusion - the Final Option for Back Pain Relief? by Dr. David Schwartz

Dr. David Schwartz — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:21:22 +0000

It is a sad truth that at times surgery is necessary. Something to think about though. After a fusion, the change in the motion pattern of the area creates a predisposition for disc failure in adjacent levels.

Follow up for a fusion should be life long. It must include strength, balance and flexibility.

Have a chiropractor on your health care team is also a must. Chiropractic adjustments are specific enough positively affect the areas around the surgery without damaging the area of fusion.

Comment on Joint Pain Treatment, Treat Joint Pain by Dr. David Schwartz

Dr. David Schwartz — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:31:13 +0000

I read a quote recently that said “I feel just like I did at 25, as long as I don’t try to do what I did at 25. Your article (which was great) made me think of those words.

Joint pain seems to be the price we pay as we grow older. Some pain probably can’t be avoided. However, a good program of care can minimize discomfort and generally improve the quality of life.

As you stated, the causes for joint pain (arthralgia) are many. One of the most disconcerting things is it doesn’t have to be caused by an injury right around the area being affected. The body is a complicated kinetic chain and injuries in one area have to potential for creating symptoms in seemingly unrelated regions.

Any approach to relieving the pain of arthalgia must include a full biomechanical assessment as well as life style changes to enhance the quality of the patient’s health. Attention must also be given to underlying medical conditions and their contribution to the pain.

Making healthy changes is always a good idea but doing them without addressing the health issues is an approach doomed to failure.

A good chiropractor will look at most back pain in just this way. Not only can they provide relief, they also can help guide the patient in developing the appropriate healthy habits

Comment on What is the best solution to back pain caused by severe scoliosis? by phill

phill — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:27:06 +0000

my name is phill and I suffer from severe scoliosis 70 degrees both left and right and suffer from spinel fusion failure and the only treatment that kills pain caused from curves is yoga for scoliosis there is no other exersize that offers what yoga does trust me it works my curves are progressing 5 degress per year and I refuse a soncend surgery because I have spent the last 10 years reserching every treatment linked to severe scoliosis and what happens down the road I do know that yoga kills pain and it targets all musles that are affected by scoliosis.

Comment on What is the best solution to back pain caused by severe scoliosis? by april

april — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 10:50:05 +0000

hi , i am suffering scoliosis at the age of 14 years old ! i can sleep well every night ..

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Comment on Essential Information Everyone Must Know About Back and Neck Pain Treatment by Treatment of Sciatica Nerve Pain

Treatment of Sciatica Nerve Pain — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 02:55:45 +0000

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Comment on Joint Pain Treatment, Treat Joint Pain by Jonathan Woodward DC

Jonathan Woodward DC — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 00:17:06 +0000

True that the cause of joint pain is important in considering a treatment protocal. However a healthy lifestyle is the most imporatnt factor in prevention. Staying healthy costs less and has few side effects.

Comment on Back Pain Treatment and Spinal Fusion - the Final Option for Back Pain Relief? by Julie Eley

Julie Eley — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 21:49:06 +0000

Hi Dan. I totally agree that spinal fusion should be the last resort, only if nothing else works. But, if there are no other alternatives and the chances of success are good, at least it’s a viable option for people suffering with this debilitating pain.

Good article, and informative. Thanks!

Comment on Pain underneath my right shoulder, pain while breathing deeply and yawning? by carol sinclair

carol sinclair — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:02:36 +0000

I have had that dull pain below my shoulder blade whenever I yawn for about a day now. I have Afib so I have to be careful. I just took a nice hot bath, and shower (and breathed in the steam for my lungs) and have noticed that the pain is gone. ???? They say that a heart attack for a woman usually starts with a dull pain in the back, so I was kind of nervous about this. I watched for sweats and palpitations that never came, so maybe I am ok. But.. I deffinately am going to let my cardio Know about this experience.

Carol

Comment on Pain underneath my right shoulder, pain while breathing deeply and yawning? by feemurk

feemurk — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 22:08:41 +0000

The pain from yawning or breathing deeply - if it’s between your spine and shoulder blade and if it came on due to exercise or physical activity related to raising weight laterally with your shoulder it’s probably a rhombus strain.

I have that come on when i do shrugs with weight that’s too heavy or when i do lateral raises or rear-delt exercises - again with weight that’s too heavy.

Treatments I’ve employed include rest and heat&ice and anti-inflammatories regularly for a week or two. don’t stretch for a few days.

Good stretches to do after include standard neck exercises moving the head away from the injured side and pulling your injured-side arm across your body and pulling on it comfortably.

can’t speak from a medical perspective so if you have any previously existing ailments that have similar symptoms or symptoms that have escalated as a result of this you should definitely see a doctor.

Cheers!

Comment on Best and quickest treatment for the knee osteoarthritis ? by k.lychak

k.lychak — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 13:00:47 +0000

There is an emerging cure for osteoarthritis and is available in china. It does not involve knee replacement surgery, but rather involves the re-growth of medial as well as articular cartilage. The process can replace lost cartilage within about 12-14 months. It can be done on an outpatient basis and has few risks. It is costly though, but considering one can return to a full and healthy lifestyle, it is worth it.