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The Surprising Cause of Back Pain Revealed

A recent discovery has revealed an unexpected cause behind some cases of chronic/acute back pain - lack of movement in the thoracic spine (chest). Those suffering from these issues should speak with a medical professional about potential causes and treatments so that they can get relief as soon as possible through proper exercise regimens focusing on good posture and improved range-of-motion in this area.

A person stretching out their arms while standing up straight against a wall - emphasizing proper posture and thoracic mobility exercises which could help reduce/eliminate chronic/acute back pain due to lack of movement in this area.

A person stretching out their arms while standing up straight against a wall - emphasizing proper posture and thoracic mobility exercises which could help reduce/eliminate chronic/acute back pain due to lack of movement in this area.

Americans have long been aware of the fact that back pain can be caused by a variety of issues, but a recent discovery has revealed an unexpected source. A patient recently visited their doctor in the United States and was told that their back pain was actually being caused by their chest, not their back. The patient had been wearing a corset to help alleviate the pain, but after they began to move their chest (thoracic spine) the back pain began to subside. This is because when the chest isn’t moving properly it puts extra strain on the lower back. Those with poor posture, such as those with ‘slouching’ or ‘rounding’ shoulders are particularly at risk for this issue. This discovery has important implications for those suffering from chronic back pain and other related issues. By focusing on proper movement of the thoracic spine, many people may be able to reduce or even eliminate their back pain without resorting to more invasive treatments such as surgery or medications. Additionally, this information can be used to help prevent future occurrences of back pain by encouraging people to focus on good posture and thoracic mobility exercises. It is important for everyone suffering from chronic or acute back pain to speak with a medical professional about potential causes and treatments so that they can get relief as soon as possible. For those who have already been diagnosed with an issue related to poor thoracic mobility, there are many exercises available online which can help improve range of motion and reduce symptoms associated with poor posture or lack of movement in this area.