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Lower Back Pain
NECK PAIN
BACK PAIN
Sharp pain or dull ache in the upper, mid or lower back which may keep returning or increasing
Back Pain Symptoms:
Back pain is a common condition affecting 8 out of 10 adults and is the number one reason for disability in the world. The intensity of pain differs from person to person.
Back pain is more common in the lower back region, also known as lumbago. Backache can be felt anywhere along your spine, from your neck to hips. Correct back pain treatment is essential to relieve your back pain symptoms. Backache can range from a muscle aching to shooting, stabbing, or burning sensation.
The pain might radiate down your leg or worsen with movements like bending, twisting, lifting, walking, or standing. The back pain is considered chronic if it lasts for more than 12 weeks. People who suffer from back pain experience any combination of the following symptoms: Pain could be constant or could occur at irregular intervals. Soreness when the affected area is touched. Difficulty in performing routine activities like bending, standing, or walking due to pain. The pain is localized or radiates to the legs, passing through the buttocks and thighs.
Pain in the leg or foot that radiates. Pain only on one side of the buttock or leg. Tingling or numbness in the lower body or limbs. Difficulty in controlling functions of bowel and bladder
How Singh Physiotherapy Diagnoses Back Pain? Accurate diagnosis is essential to a proper back pain treatment program. As the doctors in Singh Physiotherapy are trained for several hours in spine conditions alone; they have the expertise to diagnose the cause of back pain accurately. A detailed medical analysis is carried out including pain history, your range of motion, and testing of nerves and muscles.
Sciatica
Spondylosis
A condition caused due to degeneration of the spine
Spondylosis is the most common form of spine bone degeneration that begins to affect people from their middle-age onwards. Spondylosis is usually asymptomatic. Symptoms show up when a bone spur pinches a nerve, or simply begins with pain and stiffness. These symptoms include:
Stiffness in the neck and back Pain in the arms and shoulders Also in lower back and legs
Difficulty moving the neck and back Headaches and dizziness Sometimes, the condition develops into cervical myelopathy and shows up as: Numbness and tingling in the limbs when the nerve is pinched Loss of bladder and bowel movement (Cauda Equina syndrome) Lack of co-ordination Difficulty walking Difficulty in balancing Weakness in hands and foot muscles.
TREATMENT
Spondylosis cannot be cured but milder cases can be managed with conservative treatment which includes:
Spine Rehabilitation, Physiotherapy, Medication. Advanced pain management involves:
Cell Repair Treatment: This uses frequency specific micro-currents that relieves pain in the affected area.
Surgery: Only recommended in the case of cervical myelopathy (spine compression near the neck)