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.
This archive page of our website brings you a collection of articles published on our blog to help you understand What caused your back pain and what you need to do to eliminate them quickly with lasting relief. Please feel free to share any portion of posts related to backache and lumbago with friends and family.
Nerve pain has a character that distinguishes it from muscle and joint pain, and the description patients give is often the most useful information an examiner receives. It is burning, electric or shooting, travels in a line, and may carry numbness, pins and needles or weakness with it.
Spine surgery covers several distinct operations. A discectomy removes the portion of disc pressing on a nerve root. A laminectomy removes bone from the back of the vertebra to widen a narrowed canal. A fusion joins two vertebrae so that the segment between them stops moving.
Enlarged facet joints show up on many spine MRI reports, often next to a bulging disc. Yama Zafer, D.C., explains what bilateral, mild and multilevel findings mean and why wear starts in the disc. He also covers the signs that point to a nerve, and how focused, non-rotatory care is planned in Kuala Lumpur.
A thickened ligamentum flavum on an MRI report narrows the back of the spinal canal. This guide covers what it means for the nerves, why the ligament buckles as the disc wears, and how care begins with mechanics.
Back pain care at CSC does not involve cracking the back; nothing is twisted to make a joint pop. Movement is restored instead through table-based techniques such as flexion-distraction and through instruments that deliver a small, fast impulse to one segment at a time, alongside the exercise that holds the change.
A Schmorl's node is a small indentation where disc material has pressed upward or downward through the endplate into the body of the vertebra next to it. They appear in a large proportion of ordinary spines, frequently in people with no symptoms, and they are most often reported on imaging taken for an unrelated reason.
An L4-L5 disc bulge or herniation often starts as low back pain that builds with sitting, bending or lifting. When a slipped disc at L4-L5 reaches a nerve, a cramp-like ache or tingling can run through the buttock and down one leg.
