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Dealing with back muscle pain

Dealing with back muscle pain

Back muscle injuries are exceptionally common, and we see patients regularly suffer from this condition.

Different back muscle injuries

Many different types of back muscle injuries can occur. Many patients experience strains by lifting heavy objects in an awkward position, which results in the muscle being overstretched beyond what it can take. Swelling and pain can occur, as well as other symptoms, such as difficulty in moving the lower back, increased pain with movement, muscle spasms, bruising and tenderness.

Muscle injuries can also occur due to joint dysfunction or a ligament sprain, muscle fatigue, poor sitting postures and weak, inefficient back muscles that lack expected contraction timing or endurance.

You need to see a specialist

If you are suffering from back pain, no matter how mild or severe, you need to book an appointment with a chiropractor, as this could be the onset of something much worse, and you certainly don’t want to take any risks with your health.


Dealing with back muscle pain

Some of the most common signs of a more severe injury include loss of bladder control, difficulty walking, altered reflexes, leg muscle weakness, numbers, and pins and needles, although symptoms differ from person to person, which is why professional help is a must.

The diagnosis stage

As you can see, there are many causes of back muscle injuries, which is why the diagnosis stage is so important. When you book an appointment with an experienced chiropractor, the first thing they will do is carry out a thorough assessment of your back, including diagnostic tests and an evaluation of your symptoms, so that they can come to an accurate conclusion regarding the root of the problem and the best course of treatment to follow.

They will put together a personalised treatment plan based entirely on your requirements and condition, including hand manipulations, exercises, and such. They will also give you all of the knowledge you need so that you can manage the condition carefully at home so that the problem does not get worse or re-occur again in the future.

Dealing with back muscle pain