Better sleep. Less anxiety. Back Pain Relief. What links
them together? Exercise! Colorado Springs chiropractic patients come to know
that acting on this one little suggestion to
exercise – even just walking! – in their Colorado Springs chiropractic
treatment plan pays off in many ways.
TOO LITTLE SLEEP, TOO MUCH PAIN
What’s acknowledged about
the sleep and pain connection? It is known that
sleep disturbance and depression influence the back pain
patient’s state of mind. Having Colorado Springs
back pain can be disheartening if it lasts
for too long (more than 12 weeks) without help as seen in chronic low back pain. (1) Current clinical guidelines all endorse
exercise and physical activity for back pain sufferers. Researchers questioned
if poor sleep prevents these patients from exercising. (2) Good question! Other researchers then reported
that such a disruption to sleep is related to physical
inactivity and depression. (2) Sleep permits the body to rest and
regenerate for the next day’s tasks. Without
sleep, the chronic back pain sufferer tackles
the next day with less than ideal capability. The Chiropractic TRUhealthDR
wants all Colorado Springs chiropractic care patients to be fully
ready to deal with their Colorado Springs back pain and do what
they can for Colorado Springs back pain relief.
WHAT HELPS SLEEP AND PAIN
Exercise is commonly suggested
to Colorado Springs back pain sufferers in aiding their
path to Colorado Springs back pain
relief. Stabilization exercise is written
to be very useful in managing
sleep disturbance, pain-related disability, depression and anxiety for chronic
low back pain patients. In a study of 26 chronic back pain
patients who did stabilization exercise for just 8
weeks in a row, everything improved: sleep
quality, disability, depression level, and anxiety level. (1) Another study of
1645 people aged 1 to 91 years discovered
that improved sleep quality is tied to habitual
physical activity. This study also learned that patients over 40
years old with chronic diseases like hypertension and diabetes experienced
poorer sleep and yet they spent more time lying down. (3) As your Colorado Springs back pain specialist, your Colorado Springs chiropractor takes a look at the whole Colorado Springs back
pain patient and examines any and all factors when recommending
an exercise strategy personalized for each
Colorado Springs back pain sufferer.
CONTACT The Chiropractic TRUhealthDR
Schedule your Colorado Springs chiropractic appointment
with The Chiropractic TRUhealthDR today. Together we can uncover the
best approach for a Colorado Springs back pain sufferer to achieve
better sleep, back pain relief, and enjoy life just a little
more!
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