“How do you fix lower back pain?”
I am a 36 year old female. I want to know how do you fix lower back pain?
7 Answers
ChiropractorChiropractor
It depends on what is causing your low back pain. Different problems and diagnoses have different treatment paths. Common causes of low back pain include muscle strains, herniated discs, and spinal stenosis, each requiring specific approaches. Treatment options may include physical therapy, chiropractic care, medication, or lifestyle modifications.
Chiropractors have a variety of tools and techniques to help manage low back pain, such as myofascial release, non-surgical spinal decompression, chiropractic adjustments, ultrasound, laser therapy, and other physiotherapies. It’s essential to get a proper diagnosis from a healthcare professional to determine the most effective treatment for your specific situation.
Chiropractors have a variety of tools and techniques to help manage low back pain, such as myofascial release, non-surgical spinal decompression, chiropractic adjustments, ultrasound, laser therapy, and other physiotherapies. It’s essential to get a proper diagnosis from a healthcare professional to determine the most effective treatment for your specific situation.
We check the spine for misalignments and specifically and carefully restore
normal joint motion to aid in healing the lower back in this case .
normal joint motion to aid in healing the lower back in this case .
I find the cause(s) of the pain and treat the cause(s). The causes are
many, and the treatments are varied but there are basic principles that
apply to restoring normal function.
Dr Homer Wall- Cell 303-229-5374
many, and the treatments are varied but there are basic principles that
apply to restoring normal function.
Dr Homer Wall- Cell 303-229-5374
Chiropractic, weight control, stretching, massage, exercise
After giving birth I don't recommend hard forceful manipulation for about 4 month due to the need to stabilize the joints that is required due to the hormonal changes. However gentle manipulation and mobilization can be very effective. Combined with modification of activities and mobilization exercise. I have treated many patients successfully.
To "fix" lower back pain, you must first know the cause of your pain. Once you know the cause, then you can get answers on how to fix. There are many things that can cause lower back pain, so I cannot answer your question properly.
Good responsible adjustments along with education on home and work changes that may be needed as well.
