Gardening Injuries - Lower Back Pain And Knee Pain - Pain Control

Pain Control Tips for Avoiding Gardening relatedinjury
injuriesAbout Pain Control
- Before you start gardening warm up musclesThe Pain Control site is owned and managed by a
and joints by performing simple stretchinggroup of highly qualified and experienced
exercises.professionals in the fields of physiotheraphy,
- When you are kneeling down to do yourpodiatry, orthotics and chiropractic.
planting, place both knees on a knee pad orTheir aim is to provide a comprehensive and
kneeler. You can even use an old cushion oreasily understood guide for people of all ages and
blanket.activity levels who seek relief from their pain our
- Rather than using a large spade to dig use arange of braces, supports and equipment can
small spade. This way you will put less strain ontoprovide real benefits without the side effects
your back, avoiding lower back pain.often associated with  other methods of
- Avoid repetitive strain injuries by switchingtreatment.
tasks. Digging for long periods of time can cause aTheir products can help with a wide variety of
repetitive strain injury.commonly occurring conditions, diseases and
- When lifting anything remember to bend yourinjuries which affect so many people during their
knees and keep your back straight. If using alifetime.  Whether your pain is due to sporting
hover mower, you should push it in front of youactivity, is work related or simply due to the
and face the direction in which you are cutting thewear and tear we all encounter with age,
grass, rather than swinging it from side to side.paincontrol.co.uk can help.
What to do if you suffer a Gardening relatedThey have tried to make the site as informative
injury.and easy to navigate as possible, however if you
If you have suffered a gardening related injuryneed assistance our dedicated customer services
Pain Control have the products to help.team is here to help you to select the product
If you have suffered a lower back injury Painwhich best meets your needs… please feel free
Control recommend a Lumbar Supportto call for advice.
Whilst we recommend a Lyrca NeoprenePaincontrol.co.
Adjustable Wrist Support for a repetitive strain