What to do with non-specific low back pain.
That is the
question.
Well, the first question might be "
what is non-specific low back pain (NLBP)?". NLBP is generalized low back pain of an unidentified origin or cause. It may be
acute, coming on quickly and lasting a short time,
subacute lasting 6 to 12 weeks
while
chronic lasts more than 12 weeks.
(1) Non-specific low back pain can be quite frustrating for the
Plainville low back pain sufferer who just wants relief. Understandable. Physicians of all sorts are trying different exercise approaches to help these back pain
patients. Your Plainville chiropractor is right there with these
colleagues and offers via Layden Chiropractic a variety of approaches:
spinal manipulation,
exercise,
nutrition, electrical stimulation, etc., as part of our Plainville
chiropractic
services to help. Here, Layden Chiropractic wants to share what the medical
literature is saying
about some new exercise types for non-specific low back pain.
And motor control exercises for patients with non-specific
low back pain are gaining popularity. These exercises focus on the activating
deep trunk muscles to restore control and coordination of these muscles. A
Cochrane Review reports that motor control exercise is probably more effective
than a minimal intervention for reducing pain but not quite as effective for disability.
(2) Layden Chiropractic knows no one approach usually does it all alone. That’s why
Layden Chiropractic designs and individualized treatment plan to be most effective
for you and your back pain relief.
Interestingly, researchers note that chronic non-specific
low back pain sufferers are more visually dependent for posture control. To
test this, a study was done to have these chronic non-specific low back pain
patients do stabilization exercises with their eyes open and eyes closed. The results show that the stabilization
exercises made them less visually dependent as they gained stability. (3)
It's another therapeutic approach to add to the treatment plan for some
Plainville chiropractic patients with back pain!
And a third therapeutic approach that may well help some of
our Plainville back pain chiropractic patients involves breathing
exercises. A couple of researchers
report that breathing patterns differ between those with low back pain and
those without low back pain. Wow! They further explain that some other
researchers note differences in lung capacity and diaphragm mechanics in
patients with chronic non-specific low back pain. So a
complimentary/alternative therapy like breathing exercises may help in the
treatment of chronic non-specific low back pain. (4) Layden Chiropractic loves to
have so many tools in our therapy bag to help our Plainville low back
pain patients find relief.
Layden Chiropractic has enough years of experience with low back
pain relief to know that people all respond differently to different
on-their-own exercises and therapies to help their Plainville back pain relief.
Layden Chiropractic also knows that in working with each patient as an individual,
together we’ll find the right treatment plan to allow maximum low back pain
relief. Layden Chiropractic is in this with you!
Contact Layden Chiropractic today to set up your next
Plainville chiropractic visit.
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