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Picking up a piece of paper is not a difficult task so this can hardly be seen as a trauma that led to back injury. However, this specific action was when the back pain was initiated and the only thing the office worker can attribute to causing the pain. The reality is that this back injury was caused by a long period of misuse of the back muscles and spine and this movement to pick up the paper was just the 'straw that broke the camels back'.

Or what about the computer worker that develops tendonitis in her elbow because of numerous hours of typing and using the mouse. This, too, is a non-difficult task and requires little strength. However, the repetitive nature of this task causes overuse of the muscles of the hands, wrists, and forearms. Again, a soft tissue injury that has occurred gradually and over a long period of time. No single key stroke causes the damage and pain, but the accumulation of millions of key strokes can severely damage your muscles.

So, back to our question: What do you do if you have an injury and your doctor can only offer drugs and the advice of rest?" The answer is simple. You need to be seen by someone who specializes in the treatment of soft tissue. There are many forms of therapy that address the soft tissues of the body and seeking treatment with a musculoskeletal specialist is just what you need. Some of these healthcare providers include, but are not limited to, chiropractors, physical therapists, and massage therapists. While each of these professions has its individual techniques and every clinician is different you should be sure to find someone experienced with treatment of soft tissue injuries. You will be surprised how taking quick action with an injury and finding the right soft tissue therapist can quickly and permanently resolve many problems. Here are some keys to finding the right clinician:

Make sure they treat the specific tissues that are injured to promote healing and regeneration of healthy soft tissue

Avoid those who just want to give you exercises - damaged tissue MUST be treated therapeutically

Avoid those who only want to treat the specific area of pain without addressing the surrounding areas - most injuries are secondary to problems elsewhere in the body

Make sure your therapist understand the body very well and can tell you why the injury occurred in the first place

Find someone who will supplement treatment with specific exercises, stretches, nutrition, and movement patterns that you can do on your own to avoid future injury and speed recovery

While understanding your injuries is a big component to your healing process you must also find the right person who can return you to full health. A good soft tissue specialist is priceless and overuse injuries are by far the most common cause of pain. By no means should you throw your medical doctor off your phone list, but you need to know who to call should you be unsatisfied with the drugs and surgery dates that are being presented to you. Every healthcare professional has their place in helping you maintain optimal health. The only trick is knowing all your options and knowing when to use which one.

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