차례:
- 허리 통증을 없애기위한 최고의 스트레칭
- 1. 가슴 스트레치 (스탠딩 월 스트레치)
- 2. 흉부 확장
- 3. 벽에 팔 슬라이드 (어깨 회전)
- 이것이 작동하는 이유
- 4. 견갑골 짜내기
- 5. Mid-Trap Exercise – Prone Shoulder Horizontal Abduction
- 6. Thoracic Stretch – Rolling Spine
- 7. Quadruped Arm And Leg Raise
- 8. Rowing Exercise
- 9. Cobra Pose
- 10. Downward Dog Pose
- 11. Posture Correction
- 12. Thread The Needle
- Prevention Tips
- What Causes Upper Back Pain?
- Signs And Symptoms
- Risk Factors
- Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
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무언가를 집어 들기 위해 몸을 구부 렸고 허리에 날카로운 통증을 느꼈습니까? 컵을 들어 올리는 것과 같은 단순한 일조차도 통증을 악화 시키는가? 허리 통증은 허리 통증만큼 흔하지는 않지만 덜 고통 스럽지는 않습니다. 좋은 소식은 허리 통증을 완화하는 데 도움이 될 수있는 일련의 스트레칭이 있다는 것입니다. 이 스트레칭에 대해 자세히 알아 보려면 계속 읽으십시오.
허리 통증을 없애기위한 최고의 스트레칭
1. 가슴 스트레치 (스탠딩 월 스트레치)
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이것은 긴장된 어깨와 등 근육을 이완시키는 데 도움이 될 수 있습니다.
해야 할 일
- 벽에서 팔 길이로 서십시오.
- 어깨 높이에서 벽에 손바닥을 대십시오.
- 상체로 벽쪽으로 기대 되 손바닥을 움직이지 마십시오.
- 이 자세를 5-10 초 동안 유지하십시오.
반복
10-12
세트
삼
목차로 돌아 가기
2. 흉부 확장
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흉부 확장 운동은 등 근육을 늘리는 데 도움이됩니다 (1). 따라서 허리 통증을 줄이는 데 도움이 될 수 있습니다.
해야 할 일
- 벤치 앞에서 무릎을 꿇습니다.
- 팔꿈치가 어깨 너비만큼 벌어 지도록 벤치에 놓습니다.
- 팔을 통해 가슴을 떨어 뜨리고 척추를 뻗을 수있는 충분한 공간을 확보 할 수 있도록 벤치에서 충분히 무릎을 꿇습니다.
- 무릎이 땅에 단단히 고정 된 상태에서 팔꿈치가 무게를 지탱하는 상태에서 가슴을 땅쪽으로 누릅니다.
- 가능한 한 척추를 확장하십시오.
- 5-10 초 동안 자세를 유지하십시오.
- 초기 위치로 돌아갑니다.
반복
10-12
세트
삼
목차로 돌아 가기
3. 벽에 팔 슬라이드 (어깨 회전)
유튜브
이 스트레칭은 이두근, 어깨 및 등 위쪽에 매우 효과적입니다. 근육 긴장으로 인한 통증 완화에 도움이 될 수 있습니다.
해야 할 일
- 둔근, 어깨, 머리가 벽에 닿은 상태에서 벽에 기대어 서십시오.
- 손을 옆으로 뻗어 90도 각도로 벽을 만지십시오.
- 복부 근육을 척추쪽으로 당깁니다.
- 어깨 뼈와 팔이 벽에 고정 된 상태에서 팔을 머리 위로 들어 올리십시오.
- 어깨를 으쓱하거나 몸을 구부리거나 허리를 아치에 두지 마십시오.
- 이 자세를 약 5 초간 유지 한 후 초기 자세로 돌아갑니다.
이것이 작동하는 이유
이 스트레칭은 이두근, 어깨 및 등 위쪽에 매우 효과적입니다. 근육 긴장으로 인한 통증을 완화하는 데 도움이 될 수 있습니다.
반복
12-15
세트
삼
목차로 돌아 가기
4. 견갑골 짜내기
유튜브
Scapular squeeze aims at stretching the scapulae that include muscles as well as bones. This stretch increases the strength and flexibility of the scapulae.
What You Have To Do
- Stand tall with your back straight.
- Pull your shoulder blades towards your back but slightly lower such that your elbows are pulled back and inward.
- Hold the position for about 5 seconds.
- Return to the initial position.
- If you go to a gym, you may try out the seated cable rows and barbell rows as they serve the same purpose.
Repetitions
10-12
Sets
3
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5. Mid-Trap Exercise – Prone Shoulder Horizontal Abduction
It is believed that mid-trap exercises often concentrate on the middle trapezius muscles. They may help in increasing the flexibility and strength of these muscles. However, there is no scientific research to back this claim.
What You Have To Do
- Lie flat on your front on an elevated surface, such as a single bed.
- Allow your arms to rest on either side in a ‘T’.
- Squeeze your shoulder blades as you lift one of your arms to its maximum.
- Lower your arms and repeat.
Repetitions
10-12
Sets
3
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6. Thoracic Stretch – Rolling Spine
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Thoracic stretches, like the rolling spine, may help in stretching the thoracic area. This may help in relieving tight and painful muscles.
What You Have To Do
- Lie down on a mat with your knees at right angles to the floor, and your palms flat on the mat.
- Raise your head and slowly pull your knees toward your abdomen.
- Rock back and forth slowly, such that you are rolling your spine, one vertebra at a time.
- Go back to the initial position and repeat.
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7. Quadruped Arm And Leg Raise
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The quadruped arm and leg raise helps strengthen the core and gives proper alignment to the spine (2).
What You Have To Do
- Sit on your hands and knees on a yoga or exercise mat. Your arms should be just below your shoulders, and your knees right below your hips.
- Extend one leg and the arm opposite to it such that it is aligned with your body.
- Return to the initial position and complete the repetitions.
- Repeat for the other leg and arm.
Repetitions
10-12
Sets
3
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8. Rowing Exercise
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Rowing is great for your arms, legs, core, and back. It may help in strengthening the muscles and promote flexibility.
What You Have To Do
- Sit erect with your legs and arms straight out.
- Pull your elbows back downwards.
- Move your body back and forth so that you are leaning slightly back when you pull your arms towards the chest.
- You can also fully bend your knees to the “catch” position as you complete a full stroke.
- Move back to the initial position and repeat.
- You can also carry out this workout at a gym.
Repetitions
10
Sets
3
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9. Cobra Pose
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Cobra pose is believed to be effective in reducing pain. This may help in strengthening the entire back and shoulders.
What You Have To Do
- Lie flat on your stomach on a yoga mat.
- Plant your toes on the floor, with your forehead resting on the ground.
- Keep your feet together, with your heels slightly touching each other.
- Place your hands under your shoulders, and keep your elbows close to your torso.
- Take a deep breath and slowly lift your chest, head, and abdomen while your navel is still touching the ground.
- Pull your torso back with your weight on your hands.
- Arch your back as far as possible and then tilt your head and look up.
Repetitions
10-12
Duration
15-30 seconds
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10. Downward Dog Pose
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It may help in strengthening your bones and muscles and alleviates back pain.
What You Have To Do
- Get on your fours on the floor. Your knees should be right below your hips, and your arms a little in front of your shoulders.
- Spread your palms and toes on the ground.
- Take a deep breath and exhale as you lift your knees away from the floor.
- Initially, keep your knees half bent and lift the heels away from the floor.
- Lengthen your tailbone away from your pelvis and towards your pubis.
- Push your thighs back and forth along with your heels.
- Straighten your knees slightly, but don’t lock them.
- Firm the thighs, arms, and the shoulder blades.
Duration
1-3 minutes
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11. Posture Correction
This stretch may help in correcting your posture, which is one of the many triggers of upper back pain (3).
What You Have To Do
- Kneel on your right knee and place your left foot on the floor.
- Place both your hands on the left thigh and bend your hip forward until you feel a stretch in your hip flexors.
- Contract your abdominal muscles and tilt your pelvis back slightly.
- Keep your chin parallel to the ground.
- Hold this pose for 20-30 seconds and repeat with the other leg.
Repetitions
10
Sets
3
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12. Thread The Needle
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This pose may help relieve stiffness and pain in the upper back.
What You Have To Do
- Place your elbows right under your shoulders, and your knees under your hips. Keep your head in a neutral position in the center.
- As you exhale, slide your right arm underneath the left arm as your palm faces upwards.
Your right shoulder should touch the mat.
- As you rest your right ear and cheek against the mat, gaze towards your left.
Your left elbow should be lifted, and your hips raised. Don’t press your entire weight on your head.
- Adjust your position such that you don’t strain your neck or shoulder.
- Allow your upper back to broaden and your lower back to relax.
- Hold this position for a minute and then release the pose.
- Repeat on the other side.
Duration
1-2 minutes
In addition to these stretches, here are a few tips that may help in dealing with upper back pain and prevent its recurrence.
Prevention Tips
- Practice good posture, be it at work or at home.
- Exercise regularly.
- Maintain a healthy weight.
- Manage your stress levels.
Listed below are the causes of upper back pain.
What Causes Upper Back Pain?
A variety of factors may trigger back pain, like:
- Strain or injury to the back muscles due to overuse
- Poor posture
- A pinched nerve in the spine or close to the ribs
- Fractured backbone
- Damaged or displaced spinal disc (Herniated disc)
- Osteoarthritis, which causes the cartilage protecting the bones to wear down
- A chronic pain disorder called myofascial pain syndrome caused by the repetitive contraction of the muscles.
- Issues with the gallbladder, such as gallstones
- Pain between the shoulder blades
The sensation of pain in the upper back may vary from one person to another. Here are some common symptoms associated with upper back pain.
Signs And Symptoms
The pain that occurs is often described in the following terms:
- Stiffness
- Aching
- Sharp
- Burning
- Crampy
Upper back pain may result from mild to severe factors. It may be the result of something as minute as the overuse of the back muscles to something as serious as cancer (3).
Let us now look at the factors that put an individual at a higher risk of developing upper back pain.
Risk Factors
The risk factors for upper back pain include:
- Advancing age
- Weak muscles
- Obesity
- Underlying medical conditions, like sciatica, arthritis, osteoporosis, fibromyalgia, or even cancer.
- Smoking
A combination of the tips and stretches mentioned above may alleviate your upper back pain to a certain extent. However, consult a doctor to find out the cause of the pain if it persists.
Expert’s Answers For Readers’ Questions
How should I sleep with upper back pain?
특정 수면 자세는 허리 통증을 개선하는 데 도움이 될 수 있습니다. 지지를 위해 다리 사이 또는 아래에 베개를 놓고 자십시오. 옆으로자는 사람은 베개를 무릎 사이에두고 가슴쪽으로 끌어 당길 수 있습니다. 목을 올바른 위치에 유지할 수있는 치료 용 베개를 사용할 수도 있습니다.
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- Hajihosseini, Elham, et al. “The effects of strengthening, stretching and comprehensive exercises on forward shoulder posture correction.” Physical Treatments-Specific Physical Therapy Journal 4.3 (2014): 123-132.
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- Deyo, Richard A., and Andrew K. Diehl. “Cancer as a cause of back pain.” Journal of general internal medicine 3.3 (1988): 230-238.
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