Back Pain

American scientists say that recent research found that Psychological treatment can help reduce chronic low back pain. To evaluate the effects of psychological intervention on pain-related outcome, scientists collected gathered data from 22 random trials. This was seen succesful according to their reports. They found that psychological interventions - alone or as part of a multi-disciplinary approach - proved to be superior to standard treatments on pain-related outcomes. When the researchers analysed specific outcomes, they found that the largest and most consistent effect was a reduction in pain intensity. The review found that psychological interventions also yielded improvement in health-related quality of life, work-related disability and depression. For more details, please visit http://search.msn.co.in/results.aspx?q=psychological+interventions%2C+health+&mkt

It depends on why your DAD has back pain. There are a lot of good exercises,and chiropractors someimes help. But it is important to know why he has the pain so it is not made worse by doing the wrong thing