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1.Department of Internal Medicine, Suwa Central Hospital, Chino, Japan; 2Department of Internal Medicine, Hyogo Prefectural Tamba Medical Center, Tamba, Japan; 3Division of Community Medicine and Career Development, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Kobe, Japan
Contact: Hiroshi Shiba Department of Internal Medicine, Suwa Central Hospital 4300 Tamagawa, Chino, Nagano-ken 391-803 Japan Phone +81-0266-72-1000 Fax +81-0266-72-4120 email: [email protected[email protected]
Abstract An 17-year old female child came in with their mother at our hospital after a two-month history of chest pain on the left and a week-long history of mid back pain. We identified the condition as straight back syndrome based upon the radiographic findings of the chest and thoracic and signs that included chest pain, palpitations and dyspnea. We assured the patient that the disease was not serious and suggested she begin and maintain chiropractic treatment. The symptoms, which included back pain, were gone within three weeks. It is believed that straight back syndrome is not well-known and back pain isn’t as well-known as a sign of the illness.
Keywords: straight back syndrome, middle back pain, chest pain, palpitations, dyspnea
Background
Straight back syndrome is a congenital condition that was first identified by Rawlings in the year 1960. 1,2 It is most common in thin, young people with a decreased size of the thoracic girdle because there is no normal thoracic and thoracic kyphosis in the dorsal mid-upper spine. 3 It was thought to be a frequent occurrence. 4 In the case series of 50 patients of which 36 were males with an average time of age 28 (range from 15 to 72) and a average length at 1.71 millimeters (range 1.45-1.89 meters) and a the mean weight was 69.9 kilograms (range 49.3-111.5 kilograms). The majority of patients showed a straightening of the dorsal upper spine and two suffered from mild pectus excavatum. 5 However its prevalence is undetermined, partly due to the being under-diagnosed. 6 A diagnosis is established by the detection of a straight dorsal spine with chest radiography. DeLeon et al 7 initially proposed the criteria in the early 1990s, and Davies et al 8 changed the criteria. Other chest radiography findings are “pancake” appearance and simulated cardiomegaly, an evoposition in the heart and prominence of the major pulmonary blood vessel. 8 Thoracic computed tomography may also be used to determine the presence of. 9,10
Straight back syndrome is harmless and typically asymptomatic it could result in cardiovascular manifestations that mimic the symptoms of a heart disease that is organic. 7 Symptoms are thought to be caused by the compression of the heart as well as great blood vessels. 11 Straight back syndrome can manifest in conjunction with “cardiac” symptoms like dyspnea, chest pain, etc. 8 We discuss an instance with straight back syndrome that is characterized by intermittent middle back discomfort because, to our knowledge the symptom has not been documented by the scientific literature.
Case Presentation
A 17-year-old female teenager presented at our hospital with 2 month history of chest pain on the left and a week-long background of left-sided back pain that was located at the level of T7. This chest discomfort was caused by dyspnea and palpitations occurring every 3-4 days during the week. After a week, prior to the initial visit the dyspnea and palpitations decreased in frequency and she experienced a regular, dull and constant pain on the left chest and the middle back with no radiation in the majority of cases. The course of the clinical manifestations is illustrated in Figure 1. The pain was felt both during work and when at rest and lasted for several hours with no relief or aggravating causes. She described pain intensity as 2-6 on a scale of 10 points. The intensity fluctuated in the course of an attack but the median was four. She was otherwise healthy. She was not restricted in the daily routine. She went to a local doctor about a month before coming to our clinic. Holter electrical cardiograph and lab tests were normal. Her medical history includes migraine for 3 years. Her usual medications included lomerizine and the naratriptan drug, and loxoprofen for the prevention and treatment of migraine. Her migraine was easily controlledand she never suffered attacks. She denied any trauma or previous operations. She denied any suspected symptoms or family history of inflammation or autoimmune conditions.
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1. Course in clinical. |
The blood pressure of her was 107/60 mmHg , and her the rate of pulse was 62 beats per minute. She measured 162 centimeters high and 43 kilograms in weight. She had an index of body mass 16.4 kg/m 2.. There was no arrhythmia or murmur heard during her cardiology exam. The the lungs were in good condition to be auscultation bilaterally. The chest felt palpated and caused no-reproducible local discomfort at the lower joint of the sternocostal. the horizontal arm traction move as well as the turning rooster movement resulted in no discomfort. The patient did not feel any tenderness of bones or muscles of the upper part of the body.
Laboratory and electrocardiographic findings that included thyroid function were in good order. A thoracic and chest radiographic examination revealed a straightening of the upper thoracic spine and loss of normal curvature of the kyphotic region (Figure 2.). Radiographs of the lower ribs showed no pneumothorax or fracture. We were concerned about the possibility of straight back syndrome, based on the two distinct diagnostic criteria developed by Davies and colleagues 8. and DeLeon and colleagues 7. (Table 1.). The distance from the midpoint between the frontal border of T8 and the vertical line that connects T12 to T4 was 0.91 centimeters. Its anteroposterior size was 74.0 cm, while its transverse dimension was 243.2 cm. The doctor advised the patient to begin and keep up chiropractic treatment to improve the thoracic Kyphosis. We waited with a watchful eye for one month for outpatient therapy.
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Table 1. The Diagnostic Criteria of Straight Back Syndrome |
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2. Radiographs of the chest. Notes: (A) Anteroposterior view demonstrates clear lung fields. ( B) Lateral view shows the straight the thoracic spine and a small anteroposterior dimension. |
After the initial visit, chest and back pain eased gradually. The dyspnea and heart palpitations were not frequent. The symptoms went away within three weeks. Following a follow-up appointment of one month an echocardiogram was taken which revealed minor mitral regurgitation, but no prolapse. We confirmed the diagnosis as back syndrome. back syndrome. We assured that the patient’s condition isn’t serious as well as advised her to keep chiropractic treatment. She hasn’t experienced a any relapses of severe symptoms, and has not had to go to the hospital. She did not visit our clinic again in the next year.
Discussion
We have discussed an instance with straight back syndrome, which is characterized by periodic Middle back pain. Through its course, the illness and treatment, the back pain subsided along with chest pain. We were able to diagnose straight back syndrome on the basis of radiographic findings as well as the signs that include chest pain and palpitations and dyspnea. Common symptoms have been observed. They include chest pain, palpitations (38 percent) as well as chest pain (29 percent) and dyspnea (19 percent). 8 While back pain is the primary sign, its frequency is not known. 12-14 In our case, three common symptoms were accompanied by the three typical symptoms were accompanied by back pain. According to our experience, we could be able to attribute the back discomfort due to the straight back syndrome, based on the convergence projection model. The cause of straight back syndrome is still to be determined, however, chest pain may be explained as a result of pressure on the heart or the great vessels.11 In rare instances it is possible that straight back syndrome may cause the pathological Q wave seen on electrocardiography, accompanied by normal serum cardiac biomarkers and myocardial injury manifesting by an acute myocardial infarction.15,16 Patients suffering from acute coronary syndromes may suffer from referred pain on their back as well as the jaw.17 This is caused by convergence projection theories by the fact that the convergence of somatic and visceral triggers can result in to somatic pain.17 Females are much more likely to experience back pain that radiates into the back during myocardial infarction (34.2 percent vs. 17.4%).18 It is impossible to state that our patient had acute myocardial infarction. However it is logical for us to believe that straight back syndrome could cause middle back discomfort as well as chest pain. Because the back pain is usually associated with chest pain irrespective of movement the pain is more likely to be the result of joints or muscles.
The diagnosis early of straight back syndrome can be the first step towards the early detection and appropriate management of the valvular heart disease. The symptoms of the straight back syndrome can range from being asymptomatic to a broad variety of symptoms related to numerous abnormal cardiac manifestations. 19 This may be the cause for the under-diagnosis. It is believed that the diagnosis for straight back syndrome is generally determined by clinical signs and chest radiography. However echocardiography is suggested to determine the presence of organic heart disease. 5 It is due to the fact that it is because straight back syndrome is frequently related to valvular heart diseases and mitral valve prolapse. Davies et al 8 discovered the 67% patients showed an echocardiographic or clinical sign of prolapsed mitral valve. Ansari and colleagues 5 found the finding that 58% patients have an echocardiographic sign of prolapsed mitral valve. In our instance an echocardiogram found no sign of mitral regurgitation, but no withral valve prolapse. This did not explain the chest symptoms , and therefore needed no further treatment.
Treatments include patiently watching, conservative treatments and surgical treatment. The condition is usually harmless, even when there are the subjective signs. 3 Recent studies have demonstrated that chiropractic therapy for improving the symptoms of thoracic-kyphosis can be effective. 12-14 Some patients suffering from severe airway pressure require surgical treatment. 20 We discovered that the patient’s condition was not too severe to require surgery. We advised her to do an active pectoralis muscles stretch that involves shoulder extension and the scapular retracting. The patient’s symptoms went away with the use of this chiropractic treatment.
Conclusions
We have described an instance with straight back syndrome, which is associated with mid back pain. Straight back syndrome can occur more often and is ignored due to the mistaken diagnosis. By highlighting the problem, it will give healthcare professionals with more information on diagnosis and treatment of the disease. For patients suffering from middle back pain that is coupled with chest pain, we recommend taking into consideration whether there is a possibility for the straight back syndrome.
Data Sharing Statement
All the data collected or analyzed in this study are included in the published paper.
Ethics Approval, Consent and Permission to Publication
The ethics approval is not valid. The written permission was sought from both the patient as well as the mother of the patient for publication of the case report as well as accompanying photographs.
Finance
The study did not receive any particular grant from any funding agency from the commercial, public or not-for-profit industries.
Disclosure
The authors state that they do not have any competing interest.
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Calling all men: this is what we can do to help women feel safe exercising in the dark – The Guardian
Calling all men: this is what we can do to help women feel safe exercising in the dark
Chris Boardman
We have to break the cycle of misogyny that makes women feel at risk: This Girl Can’s guide sets out steps you can take
The clocks have gone back, the evenings are drawing in, the weather is changing. None of this makes it easier for people to exercise. For many, the winter nights can be a threat to mental wellbeing.
People like me (men) have historically dealt with these winter fears by ignoring them. Active men like me love telling anyone who will listen how good exercise is for physical and mental health. And when my wife hasn’t immediately rushed out the house to jog around the block in the dark and gloom, I’ve just repeated the message, but louder.
But it was on an autumn evening, while walking along the Wirral Way with my wife Sally, that I learned what the real barrier was to her going out and exercising in the winter. She listed to me all the things that would stop her, as a woman, using the former railway line we were strolling along to exercise after dark. Her fears, it turned out, were all to do with the behaviour of the half of the population that are men. Her barrier to exercise was people like me.
One in every five women is concerned about sexual harassment when exercising – and three in 10 have experienced it first-hand, while doing physical activity, mostly in streets and parks. And we know that people will not do something – whether that’s walking or cycling to school, or jogging before work – if they do not feel safe doing so.
As a father, I think very differently about the safety of my two daughters compared to my sons; I don’t expect my boys to hold their keys in their hand and text when they get to their destination. I don’t feel the need to advise them not to stay out too late or to walk home with a friend. As my wife listed all the reasons she wouldn’t jog on the Wirral Way that night, I realised I’d put the burden of responsibility of keeping safe on my 17-year-old daughter, rather than focusing on removing the reason for her – and my – anxiety. As men, we can play a big part in reducing the stress that women shoulder. Of course, I know that most of the men reading this aren’t the aggressors and that they would never harass a woman, but the point is that women do not know that.
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So this is my call to arms: Sport England’s This Girl Can campaign has set out some steps for men, to guide them on how to make women feel safer when they are getting active outdoors this autumn and winter. First, keep your distance: the closer you are, the more threatening you seem. If you’re walking or running behind a woman, pause to give her some space, or cross the road so you aren’t behind her any more. Understand that women’s wariness and suspicion is not personal, so don’t be offended. Women have no way of knowing you are not a threat.
Never make comments, even if you think it’s a compliment. It’s intimidating to a woman on her own. Stay quiet. If you see friends or family members making disrespectful comments to a woman, challenge them and explain why it’s not OK. We need to break the cycle of misogyny that contributes to women feeling unsafe. Show younger men what it looks like to listen to women. Talk to them about what harassment is. Help them understand why a comment they think may be harmless can terrorise women. If you notice a woman being harassed, show your support – it can be as simple as standing between a woman and the harasser.
Finally, share these tips to all the men you know. The more we educate men, the safer women will feel. Nothing I have written above is onerous or difficult. We can all play our part in ensuring the future world is safer for women – the potential gains are enormous and the cost of achieving it is so low.
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Chris Boardman MBE is a British former Olympic and world champion cyclist and the chair of Sport England and commissioner for Active Travel England
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Oh, my Oh, oh… This hurts!
This is you back “talking” with you in discomfort.
It’s no wonder that around 20% of the population suffer from back pain at least once at some time in their lives. The majority of the time, CrossFit athletes are prone to lower back discomforts caused by many causes. There’s also persistent sore back that can haunt people throughout their entire lives.
But, spine pain doesn’t prevent people from engaging in the right and safe exercises. In fact, certain physical activities may even help combat this condition.
What can sports do in relieving back pain? What are the best sports practices to pursue for those who are suffering from back pain or discomfort? spine? Find answer in this post.
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The Back Pain and Sports The Things You Need to Be Educated About
“The most back problems aren’t important,” emphasizes Nancy Mitchell who is a registered nurse and author on behalf of Assisted Living.
“Despite this, don’t ignore these particularly if the discomfort is persistent. Consult your physician and ask about the physical exercises that you’re permitted to engage in. If you’ve tried to exercise like this, but you are unable to do any of the positions because pain is too severe you should consult a doctor immediately. In other cases, you’re good to go, as movement and exercises are scientifically-proven ways to block pain and even more.”
Nancy discusses the number of benefits sports activities can bring to your tired back. Here’s how they work:
- Create a spine strong and more flexible
- Disks should be allowed to swap fluids between them, hydrate and nourish them
- Give a gentle massage
- Muscles that support you to help achieve stability and ease of movement
- Help relieve discomfort (due due to release of adrenaline serotonin and endorphins for example.)
It is possible to ease back pain and strain by engaging in back-friendly activities. What do they mean? Check out the list below.
Top 5 Most Safe and Effective Exercises for people with back Pain
1) 1) Yoga
Yoga ranks high on the list of safest and most efficient sports individuals suffering from back discomfort should try. Based on the research yoga exercises can be used to treat low back discomforts.
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This article lists yoga postures specifically designed for your back to ease spinal discomfort. They relieve moderate to severe spasms as well as provide improvements in functional performance. Start slowly and follow the rules of self-awareness and mindfulness while practicing yoga.
2) 2 Low-intensity aerobics as well as exercises
The study shows that you can lessen the severity of your back suffering by 52.5 percent by exercising specifically aerobics. Aerobic exercises increase blood flow to muscles, thereby stimulating and strengthening the muscles, reducing stiffness, and relieve lower back pain immediately.
Here’s how to approach small-force-training:
* *Think about exercises that are simpler in appearance
In actual fact, Matt Scarfo, NASM Certified Personal Trainer and Resident Training and Food Expert for Lift Vault suggests “If you are a fan of intense exercises but are suffering from back discomfort, it’s best to substitute deadlifts with other. The top five are the following: the following:) barbell squats,) step ups and the c) prisoners good mornings and as well as d) Bulgarian split squats, and e) kettlebell swings.
If you’re unable to let yourself be sorry for wasted time on your fitness routine because of soreness in your spine There’s a solution to help you: the deficit deadlift. Of all deadlifts, deficit pulls are the best workout for those with a weak back.”
If spinal pain is the main cause for the moment, it will not stop you from constructing massive back by performing a deficit in deadlifts.
Alternately, you can take advantage of various core exercises that are specific to.
* *Find stretches specifically designed for lower back discomfort
Be aware that the wrong type of stretch could cause harm for your back. Incorrect stretches can cause your back pain. Learn more about the most harmful and most effective stretches to relieve back pain and perform better stretching exercises than the ones that cause harm.
* *Run and walk in moderation
Walking is without doubt the most safe activity for those who have a stiff spine. Additionally it’s extremely efficient as an alternative to lower back discomfort, as science has proven.
How about running?
If carried out in moderation, helps strengthen the intervertebral disc. It also reduces spinal pain.
Aren’t you ready for a run?
If you’re not sure of the best moment for you at the moment make an alarm to your next run take a step out of bed and take advantage of the benefits of running in the morning as described in this article.
* *Take a ride onto an exercise bicycle
Patients suffering from back pain can benefit by riding exercise bikes. This type of exercise can help keep the spinal structure in good shape and act to relieve pain.
Are you unable to exercise at your home?
It’s not a issue. Inspire yourself to get into the fitness center and jump into it.
3) Cycling Cycling
Biking can be a controversial sport in this instance.
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On the other hand, it enhances the efficiency of the musculoskeletal system and increases endurance. On the other hand, cyclists are prone to hurt their backs, creating more pain, mainly because of poor posture that causes an increase in spinal tension.
If you decide to do it outdoors or indoors, completing stationary bike exercises, for instance, be sure to keep a good posture while biking.
Keep to the principles of moderation. Begin with a cycle program.
4) Swimming swimming
Spine surgeons claim that swimming can reduce nerve discomfort caused by the herniation of the lumbar disk. This is why it’s the ideal activity for those who suffer from pain within their lower backs.
Get the most benefit from water sports and swimming by following these suggestions:
- Begin with gentle water exercises
- Try the pool
- Make the best choice for your safety and select strokes that can be spine-friendly like freestyle and backstroke.
- Don’t overindulge in swimming workouts
- Avoid hyperextension
5) 5) Easy climbing rock
Climbers receive low-cost and efficient therapy since climbing has been proven to have a positive impact for chronic back pain. Climbs with low volume are effective when used in a therapeutic dose.
What are the best things to start with in case you’re completely new in the field?
As per Climbing House the climbing in a gym indoors is the ideal option for beginners even if you’re in top physical shape.
Secure and efficient sports for those with bad Backs: Top Lessons
Back pain isn’t a punishment for an inactive life. In fact, moving can help you avoid the pain. There are a variety of excellent sports you can choose from.
We’ve given you the best alternatives with the best chance to help you fix your back discomfort Yoga cycling, low-impact aerobics swimming, climbing rocks.
Also, don’t neglect to practice spinal hygiene on a regular basis to guard against many problems in the near future.
Maintain your spine well-maintained and without pain.
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Constant Headaches? Here Are the Top 10 common causes of recurring headaches – NDTV
Exercise and dehydration could cause headaches
A majority of people experience headaches at one point or another in their lives. Headaches or pain in the face is the most common indicator of headaches. Headaches can take on different types and types, with headaches that cause tension headaches among them being most frequent. While most headaches are not dangerous but some types may suggest an underlying condition that is serious.
The majority of people experience headaches. However, you might experience frequent daily headaches If you experience headaches more frequently than otherwise. Chronic daily headaches include a variety different headache types, rather than a singular type of headache. Chronic is the term used to describe the frequency and duration of headaches.
The doctor will determine the root of your headache, and suggest the most effective option according to the symptoms you are experiencing. The majority of headaches aren’t the result of an illness of serious severity, but there are some that could be due to an illness that requires immediate medical attention as it could pose danger to your the quality of life. This article we’ll discuss several of the commonly reported reasons that cause persistent headaches.
Take a look at these 10 causes of frequent headaches:
1. Sinusitis that is inflamed
There is a constant, painful discomfort in your cheeks, forehead or on the top the nose when you suffer from sinus headache. They occur when the sinuses, also known as the cavities on your head, get inflamed. The pain is often associated with other sinus-related symptoms like an earache, runny nose fullness, fever, or facial swelling. In contrast to the clear, clear discharge of migraines or cluster headaches the genuine nasal headache can be caused by a sinus infection. therefore the mucus that flows from your nose will appear green or yellow.
2. Dehydration
The body’s water levels are depleted when it isn’t receiving the fluids it needs. It is possible to suffer from headaches caused by dehydration. The sensation of dizziness, thirst that is intense, and dry mouth can be some of the other signs of dehydration that often occur in conjunction with headache pain. After drinking plenty of water, taking some rest as well as taking painkillers pain usually disappears.
3. Exercise
The muscles of the neck, the scalp and head need more blood while you move about. For supply, your blood vessels enlarge. A pulsating headache that occurs on each side of the head occurs and can last at least 48 hours. When you’re exercising or engaging in sexual activity, it will usually occur either immediately after or during.
4. Hunger
When you’re hungry you’ll experience this kind of headache. The longer time between meals increases the chance of getting hungry headaches. It could also be because you do not eat enough. When you’re thirsty, headaches can be a sign that you require more calories.
5. Nicotine
The headaches caused by nicotine are referred to as nicotine headaches. The main ingredient in tobacco products, like cigarettes and cigars, as well as e-cigarettes and chewing tobacco is nicotine. A headache after smoking is possible. Also, withdrawal from nicotine can result in headaches.
6. PTSD
Within two to three days following an injury to your head after a head injury, post-traumatic stress headaches usually occur. There may be a constant discomfort, which can get more severe, including dizziness, lightheadednessor difficulty in focusing and memory problems vertigo rapid fatigue and irritability. In the course of a few months headaches may persist. Contact your doctor in the event that it doesn’t get better within a few weeks.
7. Use of medications that are not safe
The use of medications can trigger an endless pattern of headaches. When they do occur then you take more painkillers to rid yourself of them, and eventually you suffer from more headaches. The stoppage of your acute drug use as well as taking preventive medicine and then utilizing acute substances only sparingly are steps to stopping the cycle.
8. Hormonal problems
Hormone changes that take place during pregnancy, menstruation and menopausal changes can trigger headaches. The headaches are also caused through hormonal changes caused by hormone replacement therapy and birth control pills. The menstrual migraines are headaches that happen during the beginning of your period or two days prior to the start of your cycle.
9. Migraines
The pain of migraine headaches is usually described as hammering and throbbing. The most common type of migraine occurs one to four times a month and last between four and three days. In addition to the discomfort, some people suffer from other symptoms such as sensitization to sound, light or smells nausea or vomiting weight loss, discomfort around the stomach.
10. Spinal
A very severe headache can be an indication of spinal headache. The cerebrospinal fluid leaks out of the nerves. The amount of fluid that surrounds the brain is reduced by this leakage. It is possible that the brain’s structures as well as nerves could be stretched painfully as due to the loss of fluid.
Be aware of these suggestions in case you suffer from frequent headaches to learn what you can do to help or avoided. If your headaches are constant and last for a long time consult a physician to pinpoint the problem.
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