Do you have a constant ache in your lower back? Has putting your socks on become an impossible task? Pain rolling over in bed? Is the pain keeping you up at night? Have you become reliant on painkillers to get through the day? Maybe you got rid of the pain once but now it has come back? If you have answered yes to any of the above questions, you have come to the right place
When addressing back pain, it is crucial to pinpoint the underlying cause. When dealing with back pain that has resulted from trauma such as a fall or direct contact, identifying the specific cause is obvious. However, most of us experiencing back pain cannot recall a specific event or trauma that brought on the pain.
The challenge with these types of injuries lies in identifying the underlying cause. Failing to identify the root cause will often result in persistent discomfort, future reoccurrence, and limitations when increasing activity levels. Without addressing the root of the problem, individuals may find themselves stuck in a cycle of pain management rather than achieving long-term relief and mobility.