The spine is the backbone of our body (literally), and it’s important to know how to strengthen our backs and how to prevent the development of back pain. Our back and spine provide us with crucial support and posture to our bodies, but also help us carry heavy loads! Find out more information about the various back conditions we may experience in life, and how to manage back pain.
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Loss of bone density, poor posture, and muscle weakness can lead to changes in the spine. So-called wedge vertebrae are formed, which can lead to patients developing a curvature in their back, often referred to as Dowager’s hump.
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The osteoporosis orthosis More than an orthopedic corset Home page Injury hub Back & Spine Injuries Back Braces For Osteoporosis What is Osteoporosis? Osteoporosis is a disease of the skeletal system. Patients suffering from this condition typically have a substantial loss of bone density due to metabolic reasons. The condition disproportionately affects women, especially due to the drop in estrogen...
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Spondylarthrosis when facet syndrome is painful Home page Injury hub Back & Spine Injuries Spondyloarthritis - Arthritis of the Spine Spondyloarthrosis: Joint Disease of the Vertebral Column The vertebral column is a complex structure in our back, which consists of approximately 33 bones, called the vertebrae. It holds and protects the sensitive spinal cord and nerve endings located in our...
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The spine is a robust combination of 24 vertebrae that protect the spinal cord. The intervertebral discs and ligaments connect the vertebrae. The vertebrae are shaped like arches and carry bony extensions on the sides and on the back. This structure protects the spinal cord and provides lateral exit points for the spinal nerves. Mild cases can be treated conservatively;...
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Virtually everyone over 25 is familiar with back pain of one type or another. Doctors, physios, chiros, and others take care of patients every day, dealing with issues ranging from normal tension pain to herniated discs.
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Lumbago: Chronic Lower Back Pain The lumbar region of the back is instrumental in providing stability and facilitating the transfer of power to the lower body. It allows for complex movements like bending, walking and running. Overexertion and poor proprioception often lead to patients experiencing pain in the lower back area, also known as lumbar pain. In mild cases, targeted...
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Lower back pain can have various causes. Most people assume that the pain stems from the muscles or joints in the back or that they are experiencing sciatica. Often, however, a herniated disc is responsible for the back pain.
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Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction: Low Back And Leg Pain The sacroiliac joint, also known as the SI joint, connects the lower spine to the pelvis. Alongside robust ligaments, it facilitates the transfer of power along the back and supports complex movements like weight-bearing, walking, and running. The SI joint is not very flexible by nature. Damage or degeneration of the SI...
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Back supports and braces are a major support of therapy. They stabilise and reduce pain and at the same time allow you to get back into motion.
- Susanne gramatte
specialist in orthopedic chiropractition at the Berlin pain center.
Back pain is the most common cause of absenteeism and sick leave
Back braces can assist with a range of concerns, from back pain due to exercise, pregnancy or poor posture. Right through to sufferers of lower vertebrae, Lumbar and Sacral problems, pelvic and hip instability and moderate to severe back pain.
Back braces are best worn whenever you're putting any strain on your back, or whenever you're feeling back pain. In many cases, relief can be found from wearing the brace all day.
Back braces work by providing compression and stability to the spine and surrounding muscles. This helps to ease pressure on targeted areas, allowing for pain relief, posture correction and treatment of injuries and chronic conditions.
Read more on the affects of poor posture, and how a back brace can assist.
Bracing is one of the best ways to address lower back pain, especially in combination with proper ergonomic practice and in more sever cases, physiotherapy. In particular, the LumboTrainor the LumboTrain Lady, will treat lower back pain with a lot of success.
Read more on finding relief from Chronic Lower Back Pain.
If you're looking for assistance with selecting the right brace, you can video chat with a Bauerfeind specialist. Simply book a suitable date and time by clicking this link:Book Bauerfeind Video Chat.
Depending on your level of cover and which insurer you're with, you can usually claim something back. We've had many patients successfully claim back on the braces, and Bauerfeind can provide a detailed invoice to assist the patient in their claim. For help understanding if you qualify for a health care rebate, we can help. Please call us on 1300668466 or you can video chat with a Bauerfeind specialist. Simply book a suitable date and time by clicking this link: Book Bauerfeind Video Chat.
The SacroLoc is perfect for Sciatica and related pain, as it unloads the pelvic/hip region to provide immediate relief and support. Wearing this brace helps not only treat it, but also helps prevents deterioration of the nerve and sacral joint.
If you're looking for assistance with selecting the right brace, you can video chat with a Bauerfeind specialist. Simply book a suitable date and time by clicking this link:Book Bauerfeind Video Chat.
Back supports are designed to help correct poor posture, whether sitting, standing or engaging in physical activity. The Bauerfeind back braces are clinically proven to improve posture immediately, with continued long term benefits while the brace is used. They are also suitable, and comfortable enough, to wear in virtually every situation.
Read more on the affects of poor posture, and how a back brace can assist.
Putting on a back brace is simple, and it can be worn on the skin or on top of a thin shirt/underwear. All of the Bauerfeind back braces are designed to have a range of adjustment, so you can tailor the level of support for any activity.
Video guides are available for all Bauerfeind braces, these provide guidance on how to fit and correctly wear your garment. You can find them on the Bauerfeind YouTube channel.
As you wear a back brace, you should find an improvement in your condition and a reduction in pain - the amount of time this takes varies from patient to patient. Once all symptoms are relieved, it is helpful to wear the brace when lifting or putting particular strain on your back, the back brace will help to prevent any further injuries from occurring.
