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Can poor posture cause back pain and bladder problems?

Can poor posture cause back pain and bladder problems?

When you were younger you may have heard your mother, grandmother, teacher or another wise person say to you “stand up straight”, “don’t slouch” or “sit up straight“.  Unfortunately, these statements are being heard less and less these days…if at all.

Can poor posture cause back pain?

I am concerned that our children are not being reminded of upholding good posture at all during school or at home.

Plus,

we now live in an accepted society of high-frequency use of our mobile phones, tablets, and computer screens, and sitting for long periods of time either at our desks, at home in front of the TV, or for long periods driving.

Our bodies were not designed to sit for long periods of time, and neither is standing or sitting with poor posture.

Can poor posture cause back pain and bladder problems?

How Can Poor Posture Affect Us?

It might seem strange to know we can feel tired not doing anything physical.  We may have felt tired after a long day at work or tired from just sitting all day.

Poor posture could be the reason.

When our muscles and tendons are not working at efficient levels our body is using increased energy just to stay upright. Over time our bodies fatigue and wear down, causing pain.

This can cause…

Lack of energy

Back and neck pain

Muscle imbalances

And so much more which we will talk about soon.

 

What Is Sitting Too Long Doing To Us?

Research has linked sitting for long periods with several health concerns.

They can include:

 

Can Poor Posture Cause Back Pain and Bladder Problems?

Back pain and bladder problems can cause a lot of stress and upset for many who suffer.

We may be thinking that there is nothing we can do about having constant back aches and for many running to the toilet and almost not making it can cause extreme upset and embarrassment.

Is there something we could do to help?

Yes.

We as humans are not designed to sit for long periods, yet most of us are guilty of sitting too much. Regardless of our age or occupation, we sit especially in front of a screen, far more frequently than we should.

Good posture is important for the health of the spine, bowel, and bladder, and it allows for appropriate breathing.
A weak core can make you slouch or slump more. 
If you are sitting with poor posture or sitting too long, your core and the parts of your body that make up that area, such as the pelvic and back muscles, can be impacted.
This can potentially lead to pelvic floor disorders, pelvic pain, fecal incontinence, and urinary incontinence.

Back pain is one of the most common health problems experienced among people. Eight out of ten people will experience back pain sometime in their life.

It is estimated, that millions of people suffer from lower back pain.

Back pain can be caused by pretty much anything. The wrong movement or even a normal repeated movement can cause back pain.

The most common reasons for back pain are ruptured or bulging disks, arthritis, scoliosis, osteoporosis, and strained muscles or ligaments.

Poor posture, lifting an object that is too heavy or the wrong way, muscle spasm, or abrupt movement is also common reasons for back pain.

If you have a weak core, that might be one of the contributors to your back pain and poor posture.

Your abdominals help support and stabilize your spine so if they’re weakened or not as strong then it can lead to an increased risk for low back pain and poor posture.

 This can make us more prone to injury with even the simplest of movements.

 

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