By A Mystery Man Writer
Most of you in your life will experience pain in your back either in your lumbar, thoracic, or cervical spine. For many individuals, the cause of your back discomfort is a result of a pulled or strained muscle in your back, more commonly your lower back region. A muscle strain can vary in severity; some may cause intense pain while others may experience mild pain. Ligaments vs. Muscles in Your Back Let’s start by breaking down the difference between ligaments, tendons, and muscles - as these body parts are commonly confused. They are in fact different, but all three work together to support your spine and to help protect it from injury. The 3 Moving Parts of your Back & Spine Muscles - These bundles of stretchy, fibrous tissue are crucial for allowing your body move and maintain different positions.
Torn, Pulled & Strained Back Muscles - What You Didn't Know!
Torn, Pulled & Strained Back Muscles - What You Didn't Know!
Torn, Pulled & Strained Back Muscles - What You Didn't Know!
Torn, Pulled & Strained Back Muscles - What You Didn't Know!
Torn, Pulled & Strained Back Muscles - What You Didn't Know!
Torn, Pulled & Strained Back Muscles - What You Didn't Know!
Torn, Pulled & Strained Back Muscles - What You Didn't Know!