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Back stretches first thing in the morning can put the discs in your back at risk, says Ted Dreisinger, PhD, FACSM,
researcher and managing partner with Therapy Advisors, consultants specializing in the treatment of chronic back
and neck pain. ¡°Spinal discs become hydrated during the night, which creates more pressure on them
when you first wake up. This also makes them more prone to stresses such as stretching
." Warm up with small activities (getting coffee, brushing your teeth) for about 10 minutes before stretching.
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If you delay using the bathroom for prolonged periods of time, you may be putting yourself at risk for developing
urinary tract infections. ¡°UTIs can result due to a woman¡¯s shorter urethra and close proximity to the vagina,
¡± says Riya Pulicharam, MD, director of clinical research for Healthcare Partners Medical Group in Los Angeles.
¡°Bacteria in the urine can multiply very quickly, so holding urine for prolonged periods can lead to infections. Listen to your body.¡±
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You may want to ditch the gum if you find yourself with a sore jaw at the end of the day,
says Don C. Atkins, DDS, a family dentist in Long Beach, California. "The jaw joint is designed to chew food, not gum.
The time you spend chewing food each day is much less than the many minutes some people chew gum,
¡± he says. Like any overused muscle, constant chewing can lead to pain and problems.
Pops and clicks in the jaw joint can indicate jaw joint damage, says Dr. Atkins. ¡°Give it a rest,
especially if you hear sounds or feel tenderness in the jaw.¡±