If you have a poor posture you may have tried to correct it at some or the other time to find yourself slouching again after a few minutes or hours of not paying attention to your posture. When you correct it again this cycle continues and it seems like an impossible task to break out of a poor posture. A poor posture can be caused due to many reasons, one of them being a weak core. If we know how to correct this basic cause, it is easier to transition towards a good posture. In addition to this, a poor core can also cause other issues such as back pain, neck pain, etc. In this blog let's discuss how a weak core contributes to a poor posture ....
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A herniated or slipped disc in the spine is relatively common in middle aged population. But can be seen in younger people as well. One of the commonest question when it comes to a herniated disc is whether it will go back to its normal position. In this blog, lets discuss what is a disc, how does it ‘slip’ and if a slipped disc ever goes back to its original position .....
As working mums we are out and about the whole day, whether at work or at home with our little ones. We spend quite a bit of our day sitting down, sometimes in long meetings, sometimes playing with our kids. But when this sitting causes Hip Pain it can be quite challenging. In this blog we will discuss some simple tips to manage your hip pain that is caused by sitting ....
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As mums, sometimes we need to stand for long hours either at home with our kids or at a standing desk at work or work events. This can lead to pain in the legs or even in the spine, as the pain tends to go up from the feet to the knee to the pelvis and lower back. You may be standing for hours everyday or maybe it's a one off event or gathering where you have to stand for hours. Either ways its not pleasant to suffer from leg and back pain at the end of the day. Lets discuss some simple tips to manage your leg & back pain when standing all day in this blog ....
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As mums we stand for long hours. Additionally if you have a job that involves hours at a standing desk or otherwise, there are chances that this could be contributing towards your flat feet. Having flat feet, also known as a pronated foot, is a condition where one or both feet have little to no arch. When you stand you should be able to see these arches in your feet and their absence can lead to pain in the foot or changes in your walking pattern ..... Lets discuss more about flat or pronated feet in this blog ....
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