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Chronic back pain in older female, what can she do to stay fit?
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Swim: Swim pilates elliptical cycling are usually well tolerated if back pain is facetogenic avoid forced extension of spine.
Answered 11/6/2014
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Trainer: Get clearance from your md and find a well certified trainer to develop a program for you focusing on your back concerns. Must be well schooled in back strengthening while protecting your back. You might look into a rehab center that also offers training for non-rehabilitation people. You need to strengthen your core -- carefully -- and develop a plan for life to keep things strong and healthy.
Answered 10/4/2016
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