Conditions:
Back Pain
Treatment options include chiropractic adjustment, electrical stimulation, massage bed, laser therapy, radio pulse wave, decompression, and flexion and distraction.
ABOUT BACK PAIN
Back pain, also known as lumbago, is not a disorder but rather a symptom of another problem occurring inside the body. 75-85 percent of Americans will experience some form of back pain in their lifetime and of those, 50 percent will have multiple episodes within a year. The good news is that 90 percent of patients who struggle with low back pain are able to get better without surgical intervention.
CAUSES OF BACK PAIN
The are hundreds of reasons one might experience back pain because the pain you experience is simply a symptom of something bigger that is going on. The most common causes of low back pain are more structural in nature. Causes like strained muscles for overexerting yourself or lifting heavy weight with incorrect form, sprained ligaments, pinched nerves, and sciatica. Other causes of low back pain that are less common are kidney infection, kidney stones, spondylolisthesis, and in rare cases cancer or non-malignant tumors in the spine.
I initially went in for upper back pain and after completing the treatment program, I feel like a whole new person. The care I have received was very thorough. The staff is awesome, they are all very friendly, and knowledgeable. I highly recommend!
-Chevele C.
SYMPTOMs OF Back Pain
The symptoms of low back pain, if due to strain or misuse, do not usually last for long periods of time. Pain can be present for days or weeks. Back pain is considered chronic when symptoms have been present for more than 3 months.
Dull Ache in Lower Back
A dull ache in the lower back
Stabbing or Shooting Pain
Stabbing or shooting pain that can radiate down the left to the foot
Inability to Stand
An inability to stand up straight without pain
Deceased Range of Motion
A decreased range of motion and/or inability to flex the back
TREATMENT OPTIONS
To properly diagnose your low back and figure out the reason for your pain a detailed examination must be performed. This examination will consist of one of our doctors sitting down with you and gathering more information about your pain followed by an X-ray series and then specific orthopedic tests to determine exactly what level of the spine your pain is coming from. After this initial examination our doctors will be able to write up a treatment plan specific to the findings during your examination and get you restarted on the path to recovery.
Here at Blue Mountain Wellness we have many tools at our disposal to help treat low back pain. The most effective treatment to treat low back is the chiropractic adjustment. Other treatments include electrical stimulation, massage bed, laser therapy, radio pulse wave, decompression, and flexion and distraction. Our doctors will create a plan with a combination of these treatments to help you get better as fast as possible.
Our Chiropractic Techniques
Chiropractic Care
Our approach to Chiropractic begins with a comprehensive exam to look at the structure and the function of the spine. We have several ways to correct that through non-invasive chiropractic using things like manual adjustments, e-stimulation, intersegmental traction, spinal decompression, laser therapy, flexion distraction, thompson drops, activator methods, and more!
Electric Stimulation Therapy
Electric Stimulation Therapy targets the muscles in the treatment area. It sends a current into the muscle that ultimately helps it to relax and treat inflammation and irritation. Electric Stimulation Therapy is not a painful treatment and is extremely effective.
Massage Bed
Massage Beds are a great way to reduce inflammation and swelling.
Laser Therapy
Warm Infrared Laser Therapy is a great low-risk technique to treat chronic pain. It reduces inflammation and promotes healing and pain relief.
Radial Pulse Wave
Radial Pulse Wave Therapy uses ultrasound technology to send radial pulse waves into the tissue causing it to break up scar tissue and increase blood flow to allow the treatment area to heal itself, naturally.
Decompression
Decompression is a non-surgical and non-invasive therapy that can help reduce back, neck, leg and arm pain. It works by reducing the pressure on the discs and joints.
Schedule an appointment
We will do everything we can to accommodate your schedule and set up your appointment as soon as possible. We look forward to seeing you!