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How to Keep Your Spine Healthy

The spine is an important structure of our body that helps perform various upper body movements.

By Siora SurgicalsPublished 2 years ago 2 min read
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The spine is an important structure of our body that helps perform various upper body movements. Not only this, but the spine also protects nerves and the spinal cord that transmits signals from one part of the body to the brain. This is how we feel pain, sense of touch, and other sensations. Besides all this, there are many other functions as well that are performed with the help of the spine.

Considering all this, it is necessary to keep our spine healthy as any condition affecting the spine could be debilitating. Sometimes, the injury or health condition affecting the spine is so severe that only surgery can fix the problem. Different types of Ortho Surgical Implants may also be required during the surgery.

To avoid such situations, it is important for us to look after the health of our spine and make all the required changes in our lifestyle. This post will focus on such remedies only.

How to Take Care of your Spine?

Several key adjustments required to keep the spine in good health may include:

Lift Weight Properly

Spinal injuries could occur in anyone whether youngers or elders and the causes could be multiple. One of the commonest causes of painful spinal conditions is improper weightlifting.

While lifting heavy objects, it is important to make proper body posture as, if not made right, the chances of spinal injuries become high. Now, if the object is too heavy, avoid lifting that on your own.

Sleep Properly

Good sleep is key to maintaining the overall health of the body. Avoid sleeping on your stomach as it puts too much pressure on the spine. Besides this, make sure to turn the mattress upside down and on the sides to ensure even wear & tear.

Exercise Regularly

Exercising is another practice that helps maintain flexibility and strength in the body. Regular stretching will keep the spine strong and flexible while reducing the chances of injuries due to minimal impacts. Not only in healthy individuals, but people who are suffering from spinal issues also get benefited from regular exercising. Such people must consult a specialist to know what types of exercises he/she should perform.

Avoid Sedentary Lifestyle

A sedentary lifestyle is a major reason for various orthopedic problems, and for those who are already suffering from one, this approach may worsen the condition.

Thus, an active lifestyle is key not only to keep the spine strong and healthy but also to the other bones present in our body. Playing regularly, cycling, swimming, and/or sunning should be in your daily routine. Those who stay on the couch the whole day with minimal to no physical activity are at the highest risk of weakening their spine and other bones.

Maintain Healthy

Both overweight and underweight are prone to spinal injuries. People with high weight put too much pressure on the spine while those with very low weight already have a weak spine. Thus, the best way to avoid such conditions is to maintain a healthy weight.

For the content source, contact Siora Surgicals Pvt. Ltd., an experienced orthopedic device company in India. Siora also exports its implants to clients based in other countries and is also known as a trustworthy Ortho Surgical Company in Malaysia for supplying high-quality implants.

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Siora Surgicals

Siora Surgicals Pvt. Ltd. is a manufacturer and exporter of orthopaedic implants and instruments for over three decades. We have a comprehensive portfolio of trauma products numbering more than two thousand.

https://www.siiora.org/

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