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%PDF %âãÏÓ 1 0 obj /Type /Outlines /Count 0 >> endobj 2 0 obj [/PDF /Text /ImageC] endobj 3 0 obj /Type /Pages /Count 1 /Kids [10 0 R ] >> endobj 4 0 obj /Type /Font /Subtype Missing: Back Pain. Position yourself on your hands and knees so that your knees are directly below your hips and your hands are directly below your shoulders. Keep See more. Thoracic Extension with Foam Roller − Lay on roller so spine is perpendicular with it − Bend knees and lift hips off ground while maintaining flat body position − Roll back and forth from . Movement is good for your back. Research shows exercise to be the most important thing you can do to manage your back pain in the long term. Any form of exercise can be beneficial. Walking, swimming, cycling, gym, yoga, pilates or tai chi are examples. But there are many other things you can do. Exercise can be any activity that increases your. Pain in your thoracic spine Pain in the thoracic (upper) area of the back is common in people who sit bent forwards for long periods, espe-cially students and typists, and those who lift constantly (such as nursing mothers). Th e symptoms include pain between the shoulder blades (typically) and possibly diffi culty in taking a deep breath. If you have new pain in your chest/back, any new changes to your sensation, or any new changes to your bladder/bowel (e.g. being unable to go or having incontinence), you should stop the exercises and seek urgent medical attention. Download this PDF document to learn how to do 10 exercises for middle/lower back (thoracic spine) pain relief and posture improvement. The exercises include arching, hollowing, bending, rotating, and stretching movements with pictures and instructions. Pain in your thoracic spine Pain in the thoracic (upper) area of the back is common in people who sit bent forwards for long periods, espe-cially students and typists, and those who lift constantly (such as nursing mothers). Th e symptoms include pain between the shoulder blades (typically) and possibly diffi culty in taking a deep breath. Thoracic spine Throughout the following exercises, the emphasis is on slow, controlled movement. If you are currently receiving physiotherapy only do the exercises that your therapist has prescribed.