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General back pain and specific lower back pain may come on suddenly. This acute pain usually responds well to conservative treatments like rest and pain relievers. Chronic low back pain, however, ranges from annoying to debilitating. The vertebrae labeled L1 through L5 make up the lumbar region of your spine. They’re located from your hips up to the bottom of your ribcage. This area of your spine is known for: – These vertebrae are larger than those in the cervical and thoracic spine. – They support most of the weight from the upper parts of your body. – Round, rubbery pads, called discs, sit between the lower back bones and act as shock absorbers so you can move freely without bones rubbing against each other. The spine is connected to your hip bones by the sacrum, which is considered part of the lumbar, or lower back area. The five vertebrae in the sacrum are fused together. With the hip bones, they form what’s called the pelvic girdle. Because the lumbar spine is the workhorse of your back, it’s prone to injury more often than the spinal structures. Lower back treatment with minimally invasive spine surgery is reliable, quick and effective Read more [...]

Low back pain can strike suddenly, like when you lift a heavy object. Or it can come on gradually, over time, from issues like poor posture or weight gain. At some point in their lives, up to 90% of people in the U.S. suffer from low back pain.1 If you’re among that group, it’s important to pinpoint why your back hurts so you can get the right treatment to relieve your back pain or numbness. So if you find yourself wondering, why does my low back hurt, read on to learn the causes of lower back pain: – An accident or injury, such as a car accident, a sports injury that can lead to a sprain or spasm, a fall or lifting a heavy object. – Lifestyle factors, like obesity, sitting for long periods of time, poor posture while sitting and standing, lack of exercise, stress that causes muscle tension in the back, being out of shape or carrying a heavy backpack. Over training, or improper form while exercising can also cause lower back pain. – Spine issues, like a herniated disc, bulging disc, spinal stenosis or a pinched nerve. Herniated or bulging discs can cause sciatica, which can cause Read more [...]

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We have over twenty years combined experience in Chiropractic Care, Auto accident treatment, Nutritional Supplementation, Spinal Decompression, Weight Loss, Custom Foot Orthotics, KinesioTape and Acoustic Compression Therapy (ART) just to name a few. We treat the cause of the problem not the symptoms. Neck and back pain, shoulder and knee pain, wrist and elbow pain, migraines and headaches are some of the many problems we can help you with.