Back pain is related to smoking habits
A latest study by Finnish scientists shows that back pain is related to smoking.
A latest study by Finnish scientists shows that back pain is related to smoking.
By comparing the relationship between back pain and smoking habits, scientists found that smokers were 31% more likely to have short-term back pain than those who didn't. smoke.
Among those with chronic back pain and severe back pain, the relationship between smoking and back pain is very obvious; on the contrary, those who quit smoking had a much lower back pain than smokers.
Scientists believe that the cause of the relationship between back pain and smoking is most likely because smokers are more likely to suffer from osteoporosis and an increase in the chemical composition of the blood leading to pain. .
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