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10:13 am
June 17, 2010
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florence
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Massage may be able to alleviate the pain, but as mentioned by littlejoely, you should consult with your doctor first before having it or doing any exercises.
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6:18 pm
June 9, 2010
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littlejoely
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You should check with your back doctor to see if massage might help. I know it can help with a lot of back problems but I don't know if the movement it would give your spine would slow the arthritis or irritate it.
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7:25 pm
April 24, 2010
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Livinggreen
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I think it's a common problem for people who work in sedentary jobs. Try to do some exercises and back stretching regularly. Yoga is a good option and may be more preferred by many people due to its low impact nature.
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7:14 pm
April 23, 2010
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Conner
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I have a type of arthritis of the back that is slowly fusing my spine. I am having a lot of back pain and it is horrible. I don't want to take pain pills right now. I'm too young to quit work and I don't want to anyway.
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