Without knowing what the problem is with your back - it's difficult to recommend exercises . But <b>Phaenx</b> is right - the abs help support the back. Just make sure you do crunches with your knees bent. Don't ever attempt the straight-legs-somebody-hold-my-ankle type of sit-ups!
And although it works for <b>Ratbastid</b> (and others), I would NOT recommend seeing a chiropractor - if you want help, see a doctor, especially a D.O., as opposed to an M.D. Doctors of Osteopathy specialize in the mechanical functions of the body - and they went to Medical School.
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