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Posted by Lou Gross
In Reply to: upper back pain posted by diane duckett
Most probably bunched up soft connective tissue in your whole body's system of muscles and a misalignment of your vertical posture when you are in the "at rest" condition, ie not "trying" to straighten up. If you look at yoourself sideways in a mirror, do you see a curve-over in the upper back, a protruding forward or significantly arched back neck? In the lower back area, is there a nbig lean backward, and do your legs and thighs lean forward? This describes the "basic" imbalance. Structural Integration Bodywork was specifically designed by a PhD physiologist to correct this chronic shortness and misalignment. There are practitioners world wide. I have info I have written from my 20 years successful practice. Your own "moving pain" is because your activities sometimes tighten one side more than the other, then it loosens a bit and gows away. Your connective tissue is bunched up and your structure is tight, just under the amount to cause the nerve sensors to get tripped to say there's pain. Then, your short term side or other side tightening adds enough so the nerve sensors of tightness do indeed activate. You can get this fixed very significantly if not completely. Contact me for free info....1-888-299-5973, or e-mail to adr above.
