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Bone & Joint
Surgeons Medical Group Newsletter
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Spring 2008 |
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Preventing
Golf Injuries |
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| Low
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back pain is extremely common. Almost every person will
have at least one episode of low back pain at some time
in his or her life.
The pain can vary from severe and long term to mild and
short lived. It will resolve within a few weeks for most
people.
It
is important to tailor your exercise program to fit your
own level of ability and special needs. Most older people,
even those 85 and over and people with illnesses or disabilities,
can take part in moderate exercise programs...
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people consider golf a low-level physical activity without
the possibility of injury ever happening to them. But,
there is a potential risk of suffering serious injuries
to the elbow, spine, knee, hip, or wrist.
One of the best ways you to stretch your muscles and avoid
injury...
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our on-line newsletter. To participate and have your question
considered for publication, please send your inquiry to
DrFlinders@bonedoc2000.com.
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for brevity or clarity.
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