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Back pain from lifting or shoveling: The case of Dave B.


Acute pain, Back pain, Low back pain, Neuromuscular therapy

Back pain can be debilitating when unwise lifting or shoveling techniques cause strain in the muscles of the low back. Dave B., a slim man in his late twenties came into my Neuromuscular Therapy center in Metro-West Boston for treatment of back pain that came on suddenly while lifting cement blocks. There were no sounds […]

May 4, 2009
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Christina Abbott


The Abbott Center began in 1991 as a private practice dedicated to the hands-on treatment of chronic pain. Inspired by a childhood desire to help patients with diseased muscles lead a more normal life, Christina is fulfilling her dream through her thriving treatment center.

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