Back Pain
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What to Do When Back Pain Doesn’t Go Away
You once thought, “It’ll just go away on its own.”
But soon, weeks turn into months, turn into years. And one day, you realise, this isn’t going away.
- Tossing and turning throughout the night
- Struggling to work without discomfort
- Missing out on playing with your children or grandchildren
- Not engaging in exercise, outdoor activity, or sport
- Can’t enjoy travelling to exciting places and going on Holiday
- Not enjoying your hobbies and pursuing your passions
The restrictions can feel like wearing an uncomfortable or downright painful straightjacket you can never take off.
You’re told the only options you have for true relief are constantly flooding your body with medication or undergoing risky and invasive surgery.
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The Reality of Living in the Back Pain ‘loop’
Most people with back pain have gone through what we call, “the loop.”
This is the constant research, action, failure cycle that stays stuck on repeat as you work your way through:
Pain relief patches
Specialist advice
Heat or ice
OTC painkillers
Sports therapy
Physical therapy
GP referral
Sports massage therapy
Manual therapies
At times, the list can seem endless
And this doesn’t even include the long hours spent scouring the internet for support, help groups, or blogs, searching desperately for a solution that just works.
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But the Truth About Back Pain is…
The most worrying aspect of “the loop”, is the toll it takes on our bodies, physically, mentally, and chemically.
Repeated Physical Stress can increase the risk of further damage.
Repeated Mental Stress from our thoughts can lower our immune system.
Repeated Chemical Stress from our medications can cause dangerous inflammation.
At this point you may be wondering:
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Who Are We & How Can We Help?
Our goal is to make your body a better place to live in.
We offer top-level chiropractic care & clinical massage through our proven process carried out by expert practitioners. We customise our approach to your individual needs, providing targeted relief and promoting effective long-term recovery.
This enables us to help families live a better, more fulfilling life by taking a modern and proactive approach to healing while supporting their independence through strength, mobility, and freedom from pain.
It is important for us to connect with our patients on a personal level.
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You Don’t Have to Know What’s Wrong to Get Help
For example:
Some back pain is actually a condition known as Sciatica, and some back pain can be caused by underlying issues in the spine where the holes where the nerves exit the spine can become compressed and reduced. This is known as lateral stenosis and can make walking any distance more difficult over time and make your legs feel like either cramping, heavier or like their lead weights you can’t take off.
We are not expecting you to know exactly what is wrong.
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What is Back Pain?
What Causes Back Pain?
- Loss of motion of the spinal joints or vertebrae: causes the muscles and ligaments to go into protection, causing muscle spasms and pain.
- Misalignment of the spinal joints or vertebrae: Otherwise known as vertebral subluxation, a lack of motion of alignment which puts pressure on the nerves and can cause pain, muscle weakness, spasms and restriction as well as problems wherever those nerves go. In rare cases, the nerves can become so compressed in the spine that they can affect the bowel and bladder working properly. This is a medical emergency; you should go straight to A & E.
- Sciatica, Bulging, Slipped, or Herniated Discs:The squiggly doughnut disks act as cushions between the spine’s bones. If the alignment or motion changes, it’s like driving a car without wheel alignment; the wheels wear much quicker, and in the case of the disc, the soft material can bulge, rupture, and press on the nerves.
- Arthritis: Osteoarthritis or Spondylosis can affect the lower back and cause back pain. If left untreated, it can narrow the space around the spinal cord or spinal nerve, a condition called spinal stenosis, which can make walking more difficult over time.
- Muscle or Ligament strain: Repeated heavy lifting or sudden awkward movement can cause back pain.
- Scoliosis: can create back pain as your body must compensate for these structure changes.
- Posture and lifestyle factors: Static postures for long periods cause crimping where the muscles are, when the muscles and ligaments contract or tighten. Think of a tissue paper. When you pick it up, it creases and bends. This reduces flexibility and motion, leading to discomfort and back pain.
- Injuries: Accidents, falls, slips, etc., can cause back pain as they can create changes in alignment or motion regardless of symptoms being present at the time. This leads to compensation muscle tension and ligament weakening over time. This often appears as “My back just goes all of a student just doing the simplest movement” with our clients.
- Emotional stress: This is huge. Your body keeps score. Stress and Anxiety lead to muscle tension and ligament and fascia tension, which attach to joints and can create restriction, tension, and pain.
- Medical conditions: Osteoporosis can cause fractures, kidney stones, infections, tumours, and an enlarged aorta, which can all cause back pain.