There are many different causes of lower back pain, however the key components of the problem itself usually involves the joints of the lower back, muscles, intervertebral discs, nerve roots or some combination of these components. Therefore, pinpointing the reason your back hurts can sometimes involve a wide range of testing and encompass many different treatment techniques.
Depending on the mechanical cause of your issue, the doctor may choose to use spinal decompression, active release soft tissue therapy, spinal manipulation, specific exercises, co-management, referral or a combination of all if that is what is needed to get you feeling better.
The length of time that a person has had the problem can be a factor; however that doesn’t mean that a long standing back issue is always hard to treat or that is takes a long time to see results.
There are many different causes of lower back pain, however the key components of the problem itself usually involves the joints of the lower back, muscles, intervertebral discs, nerve roots or some combination of these components. Muscle strains, joint sprains, overuse injury and degeneration are by far the most common chief complaints not only presenting to our office but in the general population. In fact, lower back pain is so common that nearly 90% of the population either has or will experience back pain a some point in their lives. Therefore, pinpointing the reason your back hurts can sometimes involve a wide range of testing and encompass many different treatment techniques.
Natural treatment for lower back pain has been shown time and time again to be affective at eliminating back pain. Manipulation and other therapies have been well documented for many years and has become mainstream for the treament of acute and chronic back pain. Depending on the mechanical cause of your issue, the doctor may choose to use spinal decompression, active release soft tissue therapy, spinal manipulation, specific exercises, co-management, referral or a combination of all if that is what is needed to get you feeling better.
The length of time that a person has had the problem can be a factor; however that doesn’t mean that a long standing back issue is always hard to treat or that is takes a long time to see results.
