![]() It comes as no surprise that the incidence of upper back pain is increasing in an era of rising screen time, sedentary work, and long commutes. Many people have come to accept their upper back pain as part of life. I, too, was among those people several years ago after suffering a compression fracture in my mid-back from a snowboarding accident. Two years after my injury I had worse pain than two months after the fracture occurred. I couldn’t make sense of it: my doctors told me my fracture had healed great. The problem was that I was sitting more than ever before, had poor posture, and allowed my back to get really weak.
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AuthorsChristina Bateman, PT, DPT |