BACK PAIN

Back Pain is one of the most common reasons cited for patients to see a physician. Back Pain are very common in modern society. The prevalence of Back Pain  may continue to increase further.   The consequences of Back Pain are lower quality of life, sleep disruptions, care seeking and absenteeism. Recurrences of Back Pain have been shown to be both frequent and costly. Studies shown that pain does not resolve itself when ignored. Back Pain is a common complaint. 

More than 70% of people may experience low back pain at least once during their lives. Studies shown that pain does not resolve itself when ignored. Low Back pain is a common complaint. The consequences of Low Back Pain are lower quality of life, sleep disruptions, care seeking and absenteeism. Recurrences of Low Back Pain have been shown to be both frequent and costly.

What Are The Causes Of Back Pain?

Back pain can comes from joints, inter vertebral disk, stress facture, Sacroiliac joint injury ,muscle trigger point,neural tension,referred pain, radicular pain, somatic pain, overuse and repetitive strain. Myofascial pain and fibromyalgia are common local painful muscle disorder caused by myofascial trigger points and tender points. Other pain conditions can originate from bone and sfot tissue tumors, endocrine disorder,infection and some diseases. 

How Can Back Pain Be Treated?

We can combine evidence-based treatment trigger point therapy, joint mobiliuzation,traction,muscle energy techniques, neural stretching,and soft tissue therapy for your back pain:

Back Pain treatment addresses acute and chronic pain. Complementary Therapy recommends that prevention should be consider to reduce or eliminate the recurrence of Back Pain.

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