Backache and lumbago are common conditions suffered needlessly by millions. Chiropractic Specialty Center® (CSC) has been treating patients with backache and lumbago for 15 years. CSC’s integrative and collaboration through advanced therapy devices has produced fantastic results for all types of backaches, including those caused by slipped discs, spondylolisthesis, and spinal canal stenosis.
We are the leading chiropractic and physiotherapy center, specializing in the treatment of all types of back pains, from simple muscle spasms to ligamentous, spinal joints, and spinal disc disorders, including challenging conditions such as:
All kinds of slipped discs (bulging, prolapsed, protrusion, ruptures, herniation, extrusion & partially fragmented discs)
CSC is an award-winning chiropractic and physiotherapy center. Our clinical team of chiropractors and physiotherapists treat backaches and lumbago with evidence-based methods incorporating several manual techniques with treatments through specialized medical equipment. CSC is a fully equipped physiotherapy and chiropractic center. We have some of the most sophisticated medical and therapy equipment for spine and joints, including:
Treatment via the therapy devices mentioned above depends on your diagnosis, overall health, and severity of your condition. Patients with chronic backaches, acute back injuries, or complicated spinal issues may require therapy using multiple devices to eliminate the source of pain.
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A pinched nerve produces symptoms along a line rather than in a patch, and that distribution is the most useful feature it has. The second feature is that compression rarely occurs where the symptom is felt. A nerve irritated in the neck is felt in the hand; one irritated in the lower back is felt in the calf.
A Ring Dinger® neck pull jerks the head sharply away from the body, often while a second person holds the ankles; the Y-Strap and towel jerks pull the neck in a similar way. PubMed holds no study of the Ring Dinger® or the Y-Strap. This guide covers the risks Yama Zafer, D.C., warns about, the related research and the warning signs after a pull.
An MRI scan uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves to show soft tissues that ordinary X-rays cannot display well, including spinal discs, nerve roots, cartilage, ligaments and muscle. What an MRI cannot show is pain itself, which is why a scan finding must be interpreted alongside symptoms and examination findings.
How a disc gets damaged is easier to understand once the disc structure is clear. Each spinal disc has a tough outer annulus made of layered fibers and a softer, water-rich center. Disc change usually develops gradually as those outer fibers are repeatedly loaded, although a sudden injury can sometimes make an existing problem symptomatic.
A pregnancy chiropractor works mainly on the pelvis and the lower back, because that is where pregnancy alters the load. Positioning is adapted as pregnancy advances, with side-lying and supported positions replacing lying face down, and techniques are selected for joints that are already more mobile than usual.
An L5-S1 herniated disc or disc bulge often shows up as low back pain or a cramp-like ache in one buttock. When a slipped disc at L5-S1 reaches the S1 nerve root, pain or numbness can run down the leg to the outer foot.
Bone spurs, also called osteophytes, are bony growths that develop along the edge of a joint, usually in response to long-term joint change and loading. They are common on imaging and may cause no symptoms at all, so seeing one on an X-ray does not automatically identify the source of pain.
