The best option would be a physiotherapist. They will be able to massage the knots out - but even an inexpert massage will help. To massage it out, locate the knot on your back. It will be a small ball about the size of your thumb. Circle the knot firmly - it should be slightly painful to the person. Work each knot for a minute, then move on. Do each knot over twice. Swimming is also good exercise for the condition as it "works" these muscles. Also try heat pads to lessen tightness in the muscles. And a cream like Voltaren will reduce swelling. It should take about a week to make a noticible difference if the knots are bad and about 4 weeks to completely disappear. To stop the knots reoccurring or getting worse, examine your lifestyle for the cause of the knots. Is it the position you sleep in? Is it stress? Is it the way you sit at work?
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∙ 2010-03-05 13:28:42There are many ways that you can get knots in your back. You could for example just be too tense.
No, you can get welts in your head. Knots usually are in the shoulder or back
There are many things that cause knots on the back of the arm. These conditions range from a contusion, cyst, or swollen lymph nodes.
Knots in the back of the arm can be caused by a number of conditions such as inflammation or infection. To get rid of these, swing the arms back and forth, as well as do some shoulder circles.
You please consult your family physician. This is usual problem in clinical practice.
go to youth ballet WA and they will tech you how to do that really easyily its really good there and the teachers have alot of experience!
Knots are muscles that are spasmed or contracted relative to the muscle around them. They tend to be localized and can cause pain and stiffness.
Would you be talking about knuckles?
The lungs are inside your body so it isn't really in the front or back. It is in the chest area or upper body.
there is no ''Pain in upper back.''
Not really, but they can give you a strong upper body (chest, shoulders, back, and arms).
ummmm your head curls? =-)