Upper Back Pain

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You will have read the statistics by now that lower back pain is more common that upper back pain. In fact – although this is true, the number of upper back type pains are increasing rapidly…

There are 3 burning questions you need answers to…

Why Is Pain in Your Upper Back Increasing?

Probably the easiest question to answer, the reason is simple…

Life is busier and more stressful!

Your upper back is now under more stress as you sit at work for longer. The stresses and pressures at work are greater, you rest and relax less, and life is generally harder. Sure there are physical factors that also cause the pain in your upper back, but these along with your stresses cause your back pain.

When you sit, your upper back has more pressure on it. As the muscles and joints are smaller and more refined, they are less adept at handling this pressure. They therefore tighten quickly and pain develops.

What Causes your Upper Back Pain?

Back pain, including your upper back, has the same causes as lower back pain. These are the same 4 main factors that create any type of back pain – tight muscles, weak muscles, joint movement and pelvic balance.

Your upper back has the added factors such as your ribs and diaphragm. Both of these can also lead to pain in your upper back.

As muscles tire and tighten, joints move less freely, your pelvis twists to compensate and back pain occurs. Your lower back can also create your upper back – as your lower back twists and distorts, your upper back will also twist. After all they are connected – for example, when you walk your left leg and right arm move together. The same applies with your spine, as your lower back moves so does your upper back.

This is why with your upper back you must also assess and address any imbalances in your lower back at the same time. This leads you to the final question…

How can you Ease your Back Pain?

Easing your back pain requires you to target all the factors causing it. You need to get the joints moving freely, relax the tight muscles, stimulate the nerve and blood supply to the weak muscles and rebalance your pelvis.

I know this may sound hard and time consuming. In fact it isn’t. Just click the link below and I’ll send you a FREE eBook on some techniques you can use right now to ease your upper back pain.

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