It’s the price we pay for evolution.
A lifetime of walking, standing, lifting and twisting causes back pain in 50 to 80 percent of all adults. In fact, this pain sends more people to the doctor than any complaint except upper respiratory symptoms.
And, as our population continues to age, osteoporosis becomes an increasingly widespread problem.
In this White Paper report, Johns Hopkins experts tackle back sprains, strains and spasms; disk herniation; degenerative changes in the disks and spine; spinal stenosis; osteoporosis, a common cause of spine and hip fractures; and more.
You will explore the causes and diagnostic techniques, learn about preventive steps that can spare you from considerable pain and examine the latest treatments, including drug and surgical options.
Read on to find out how to get your copy.
The 2014 Johns Hopkins Back Pain
and Osteoporosis White Paper
The expertise you need in the layman’s language
you can understand and use.
The 2014 Johns Hopkins Back Pain and Osteoporosis White Paper gives you news you can use every day, distilling complex medical research and scientific breakthroughs into clear, plain English and practical advice you can start acting on right away in your quest for better back pain relief. Or to help prevent osteoporosis before it limits your mobility and diminishes your quality of life.
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In The 2014 Johns Hopkins Back Pain and Osteoporosis White Paper, Johns Hopkins’ specialists outline the many different causes of back pain including:
- sprains
- strains
- spasms
- disk herniation
- degenerative changes in the disks and spine
- spinal stenosis
- and more
Learn the causes of these conditions, plus the methods used to diagnose back pain, and preventive steps you can take to spare yourself considerable neck and back pain.
You’ll also discover the latest news on the most effective treatments for back and neck pain, including the latest pain medications.
Your White Paper will also include details on your best surgical options if less invasive treatment options aren’t giving you the kind of back pain relief you need.
In the second section of The 2014 Johns Hopkins Back Pain and Osteoporosis White Paper, you’ll get a thorough overview ofosteoporosis, a common cause of hip and spine fractures.
This is just some of what you’ll read:
- The truth about lumbar pain: The latest evidence that excess weight may be the culprit.
- That pain in the neck: How prompt treatment can prevent long-term problems.
- Reassuring findings on bisphosphonates and GI cancer risk.
- Should you consider epidural steroid injections for your back pain? Consider the risks.
- Going beyond calcium and vitamin D: Other nutrients crucial for bone health.
The 2014 Johns Hopkins Back Pain and Osteoporosis White Paper is designed to help you ensure the best outcome. Use what you learn to help you:
- Recognize and respond to symptoms and changes as they occur.
- Communicate effectively with your doctor, ask informed questions and understand the answers.
- Make the right decisions, based on an understanding of the newest drugs, the latest surgical techniques, the most promising research.
- Take control of your condition and act from knowledge, rather than fear.
In The 2014 Johns Hopkins Back Pain and Osteoporosis White Paper, you’ll also find:
- How staying active can help women with persistent back pain.
- Your thoughts about pain have a lot to do with how you respond to it.
- How your chronic back pain affects your significant other.
- How smoking harms your bones — and advice to help you kick the habit.
- Can an abdominal CT scan detect osteoporosis?
- Considering surgery for a vertebral fracture? Get more than one opinion.
PLUS, we’ve updated our popular “Ask the Doctor” columns with new questions to help you find the best treatments for your back pain or osteoporosis.
All this essential health information on back pain relief and osteoporosis is available to order right now, so you can use what you learn in your quest for better health and mobility.
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- Lists of health information organizations and support groups that specialize in the disorder …
… and much more.
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