Mistake #6 "I’ve tried everything"

While most back pain sufferers do see multiple health care professionals and undergo multiple tests and treatments, the fact is, most have NOT tried everything.

The more things you try and the faster you try them the quicker you’ll get relief. It’s also important to point out that very rarely is one treatment the answer. Most of the time, it’s a combination of things that will do the trick.

Mistake #7: Not being in control of your care

There are several reasons for this, but one of the biggest mistakes back pain sufferers make is not taking charge of their care. They leave it up to their doctors and they place the responsibility on them to fix it.

Well, guess what… it’s your back and your responsibility. And while you may need help from various healthcare professionals, in the end, it’s still you with the problem. So make sure you are in complete control and that you understand all aspects of the situation from the symptoms, to the diagnosis, the underlying cause, the treatments options, etc. The more you know the better.

So there you have it… seven of the biggest and most common mistakes I see back pain sufferers make. If you suffer from back pain, or any physical condition for that matter, I suggest you re-read this several times and write a list of all the things you are going to do differently to put an end to your pain, fast!

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In having spent the past four years working with thousands of back pain sufferers, I have found that there are several mistakes that many make that prevent or delay them from getting lasting relief.

Here they are:

Mistake #1: Continuing to do what doesn’t work

Many people will continue with a treatment for months even though they’ve seen no improvement at all. If something isn’t delivering at least occasional improvement, you probably don’t want to waste to much time, money or focus with it.

Mistake #2: Not dealing with it the first time

What do most people do when they experience back pain? They might go see their doctor, maybe take some pain reliever and then rest a week or so. Once the pain is gone they are happy to get back to their life. The problem is, they never addressed what caused this problem to arise to begin with and this is why for so many people, back pain is a frequent and recurring theme.

Mistake #3: "But I’m in good shape"

Look, no matter how healthy and fit you think you are, you can still have back problems. In fact, some people who think they are doing the right thing by exercising a lot are actually setting themselves up for problems like back pain because they are:

1. Over-training and not allowing the body enough time to repair and heal 2. Creating / worsening muscle imbalances with repetitive linear activities like cycling (spinning) and running 3. Creating / worsening imbalances because their exercise program doesn’t address their specific imbalances

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