• NotSteve_@piefed.ca
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    5 hours ago

    My entire friend group got hit with back pain in the same year as we’re about to hit our 30s. We’re a bunch of office workers who continue to sit in front of computers after work though so its completely on us. Trying to work on changing that

    edit: disagree with the weight and going out parts though. I’ve still got that in me

    • krooklochurm@lemmy.ca
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      2 hours ago

      Exercise can severely reduce or even eliminate back pain.

      I’ve been running daily for about a month and a half. Because I got fat.

      Everything hurts all the time but a couple more months of this and that’ll more or less stop and the back pain will be better once I’ve lost the weight.

      Which I will. I’ve done it before. A bunch of times. So it goes.

    • MotoAsh@piefed.social
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      5 hours ago

      Daily stretches no joke help a ton for aches and pains. Even better to also exercise. Once I started being serious, I was able to work through lower back and neck pain. Now I have to specifically screw up to hurt the next day.

      … Too bad sleeping in the wrong position is “screwing up” these days, though…