THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 6, 1984

Disabling back or neck pains can occur at any age. Our bodies can be hurt
in the course of normal daily activities or while we're performing
apparently beneficial activities, such as exercising.
Some things we can do to provide maximum protection for our backs and
necks include: Choose exercise based on personal characteristics and past
medical history. Avoid doing unfamiliar household or work activities to
excess (e.g. strenuous gardening, moving heavy furniture). While involved
in exercise or activity, pay attention to warning signs such as pain,
and be prepared to discontinue the effort and rest. See a physician if
experiencing severe or prolonged back or neck pain.
Sinai Hospital offers facilities
for complete evaluation
and treatment of pain
problems. For more
information, call
493-6308.

"Tell Me Where It Hurts," a
free program, open to the
public, on back, neck and
shoulder pain, will be held
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. April 12
at Orchard Lake Middle School,
6000 Orchard Lake Road, West
Bloomfield. For more information, call
Sinai Hospital at 493-5500.

Sinai Hospital announces the opening
this spring of the Nathan I. and Betty
Goldin Health Care Center, 6450
Farmington Road, West Bloomfield,
offering outpatient services in
cardiovascular fitness and
rehabilitation, psychiatry and physical
medicine and rehabilitation. For more
information, call 493-5500.

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