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Title: Diet that reduces inflammation of back pain | Food for Spine Health


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Can an Anti-Inflammatory Diet Reduce Back Pain?
  • A healthy and balanced diet is key for overall
    health.
  • The calories in provide you energy to keep up
    with physical activities.
  • And the micronutrients aid in the consistent
    repair and growth of our musculoskeletal system.
  • A diet rich in carbs from cereals legumes,
    fruits vegetables, and protein from animal or
    plant sources is a well-balanced diet.
  • A well-balanced diet avoids nutrient
    deficiencies that can lead to a drop in immunity
    and other health conditions.

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Can an Anti-Inflammatory Diet Reduce Back Pain?
  • But is there a particular diet regimen that can
    remedy specific health conditions like back pain?
    If yes, what foods make up this
    anti-inflammatory diet that can reduce back pain?
    With the inputs from an orthopaedic and spine
    specialist in UK Mr Jwalant S Mehta we answer
    these questions here
  • What is Inflammation?
  • Inflammation is the response of our immune system
    to a foreign entrant.
  • Whenever a foreign invader bacteria, virus or
    any other pathogen attacks the body, our immune
  • system sends inflammatory cells that attack them
    and trigger healing.
  • The redness and swelling in the part of this
    acute inflammation process which is key for
    healing.

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Can an Anti-Inflammatory Diet Reduce Back Pain?
  • However, in a few cases, the bodys immune system
    may trigger and continue the inflammation even
    without any abject harm to the body.
  • This is called chronic inflammation can harm the
    healthy cells and trigger an array of health
    conditions.
  • Chronic inflammation that lasts for more than 3
    months can lead to heart diseases and diabetes.
    Inflammation can even affect the spine and other
    neurological systems leading to Ankylosing
    Spondylitis, Rheumatoid arthritis and even
    multiple sclerosis, says orthopaedic and spine
    specialist in UK Mr. Jwalant S Mehta.

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Can an Anti-Inflammatory Diet Reduce Back Pain?
  • What is Inflammatory Back Pain?
  • Inflammatory back pain is back pain caused by
    inflammatory conditions.
  • It is characterized by pain in the axial spine
    and sacroiliac joints localized around the lumbar
    spine.
  • Medications, physical therapy, the right exercise
    regimen, breathing exercise and proper posture
    adherence are common suggestions for easing
    inflammatory back pain.

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Can an Anti-Inflammatory Diet Reduce Back Pain?
In addition to this adopting an anti-inflammatory
diet is also found to reduce back pain. In a
medical study, it was revealed a control group
that adopted an anti-inflammatory diet was found
to have 42 less chance of inflammatory back pain
when compared to the control group that adopted a
pro-inflammatory diet. Anti-Inflammatory
Diet Avoiding the foods that flame inflammation
in the body and adopting the foods that reduce
this inflammation makes up an anti-iflammatory
diet.

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Can an Anti-Inflammatory Diet Reduce Back Pain?
  • Food to Avoid with Back Pain
  • Refined grains, sugary foods beverages,
    vegetable oils, red meat, processed corn, dairy
    products, and fried processed foods.
  • If your diet is already an anti-inflammatory one,
    you live a healthy and active life and yet are
    experiencing back pain, then it could be a sign
    of an inherent spinal condition that needs
    immediate consultation.
  • If you are in the UK and are looking for help,
    you can contact Children Adult Spinal Surgeon
    in UK Mr Jwalant S Mehta .


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Contact us
  • Royal Orthopaedic Hospital
  • BMI The Priory Hospital
  • Spire Parkway Hospital
  • Bromsgrove Private Clinic
  • Birmingham Childrens Hospital

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Contact and Connect
  • Clinical secretary Samantha Leavy 44 785 021
    1939
  • Medico-legal secretary Jan Clarke 44 121
    4508928
  • Spire Parkway Hospital 0121 704 5500
  • BMI NEC (National Enquiry Centre) 0808 101 0337
  • BMI Priory 0121 446 1638
  • Email secretary_at_mehtaspine.co.uk
  • The appointments are booked through the clinic
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