Lower Back Pain
Lower back pain can make even the most basic tasks difficult, such as sleeping.
People in their 30s to 50s are more prone than others to suffer from low back discomfort. In part, this can be attributed to the physiological changes that come with growing older. The fluid content between the vertebrae in your spine decreases as you become older.
Those in the area who can access our clinic who have shoulder pain or other long-term problems can get help from our clinic, which has natural ways to relieve pain. With us, you don’t have to have surgery or take painkillers to get your arm moving again.
Lower back pain has been a problem for a long time now. As a matter of fact, lower back pain is the single most common cause of disability in the world. Lower back pain can be caused by a wide range of things, including muscle imbalances, posture, and bad biomechanics. It can be hard to treat and manage.
Some of the most common lower back pain injuries, diagnoses, and conditions include:
- Strains – The muscles and ligaments in the back can stretch or tear if you do too much.
- Disc injury – The discs in the back are prone to injury.
- Sciatica can occur with a herniated disc if the disc presses on the sciatic nerve.
- Spinal stenosis – A narrowing of the spinal column puts pressure on the spinal cord and its nerves.
- Scoliosis, kyphosis, and lordosis are all conditions that cause abnormal curvatures in the spine.
- Arthritis is an inflammation of the joints.
- Fibromyalgia is long-term pain and tenderness in the joints, muscles, and tendons.
- Spondylitis is inflammation of the joints between the spinal bones.
- Spondylosis is a degenerative disorder that may cause loss of normal spinal structure and function.
Additional health conditions that can cause lower back pain include:
- Kidney and bladder problems
- pregnancy
- endometriosis
- ovarian cysts
- uterine fibroids
- Cancer
When should I see a doctor if I have lower back pain?
If any of the following applies to you contact us now for prompt assistance with the problem:
- There is an increase in the intensity of or a widening of your discomfort to include your lower extremities.
- Your pain medication isn’t working as well as it used to.
- Your pain begins to interfere with your daily activities, or it interferes with activities in a way that is more than normal.
How can shoulder pain be treated?
Our clinic’s treatment for lower back pain can enhance your mobility and comfort, no matter what your condition or pain level is.
Our medical staff at our clinic is well-versed in the evaluation, treatment, and management of individuals with a wide range of lower back pain conditions. We can help. They can diagnose the root cause of your lower back discomfort and devise a treatment plan that includes manual treatments and exercises.
Treatment may include:
- massage
- stretching
- strengthening exercises
- back and spinal manipulation
- discectomy
- foraminotomy
- Intradiscal electrothermal therapy (IDET)
- Nucleoplasty
- Radiofrequency lesioning or ablation
- Spinal fusion
- spinal laminectomy
Put an end to your lower back discomfort and reclaim your life!