The Buzz on Back Pain & Sciatica – Bounce Back Physical Therapy

Painkiller such as ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin IB, others) and naproxen sodium (Aleve) are sometimes valuable for sciatica. Alternative treatments commonly used for low pain in the back include: In acupuncture, the practitioner inserts hair-thin needles into your skin at specific points on your body. Some research studies have actually recommended that acupuncture can help pain in the back, while others have found no benefit.

Back change (manipulation) is one form of treatment chiropractics physician use to deal with restricted spine movement. The goal is to restore spinal movement and, as a result, improve function and decrease discomfort. Back control seems…

Why Get Chiropractic Adjustments?

Addressing your lower back pain and finding the correct way to treat it without creating any other problems can be a real challenge. Most back pain techniques end up treating one problem and creating another.

The ‘Level Foundation’ Principle in Chiropractic

A systematic assessment of the foundation to the spine (the pelvis) is the method used in the Gonstead System of chiropractic. This is a very useful non-invasive approach in the effective care of patients with Sacroiliac dysfunction and other associated symptoms.

Disc Replacement or Spinal Fusion: What’s the Best Option?

Back pain is one of the most common health problems people have to face at one point or another in their lives. It is estimated that about 75% of the world’s population will experience lower-back pain at one point in their lives.

Gain Knowledge and Power Over Your Back Health

Your spine is simply amazing. It holds you securely upright, while providing you with incredible flexibility that allows you to dance, lift your baby and do an infinite number of wonderful things that we all take for granted. But back pain is a common problem that affects about 80% of the population at one point or another. It’s the second most common reason people visit their GPs, and chronic back pain can create a significant amount of frustration and disruption to everyday life.

The Best Experience of Pain Ever

I used to be in chronic pain. While it was my chiropractor who originally led me out, I now understand that my fear and emotions at the time were a huge contributing factor, and since I have become an EFT/Tapping practitioner, have only had minor, infrequent experiences of pain. This past week, however, I experienced a pain in my low-back that would have sent me down the pain rabbit hole in the past. With EFT/Tapping, however, I was able to calm my fear, soothe my emotions and dramatically decrease my experience of pain until my chiropractor could make an adjustment. It turns out my mind, emotions, and energy flow were bigger contributing factors to my experience of pain than the actual misalignment.