Are you aching to take care of your low back pain?
Fixing low back pain is one of the things that we do best.
Low back pain is the biggest cause of disability for working Americans! When your low back isn't working right, you're not working right.
Chiropractors are well trained to care for low back pain. Studies show that people save money with chiropractic care, are more satisfied with chiropractic care, and even insurance companies save money by adding chiropractic benefits. Chiropractors are experts in musculoskeletal anatomy and physiology, and have been shown to score higher on standardized tests when compared to medical students, medical doctors, and even orthopedic doctors.
Your back pain may be coming from your lumbar spine, the discs contained in the front of the spine, or the facet joints at the back of the spine. the pain could be coming from the sacroiliac joints, the hip joints, the core spinal muscles, the ribcage, and rarely, the internal organs. You need a doctor that can tell you where the pain is likely coming from.
You also need a doctor who can give you the most effective treatments. Dr. Lloyd has spent years studying the best non-surgical and non-drug treatments to take care of low back pain. Chiropractic care is more than spainl manipulation or "adjustments." Chiropractic care also includes complex clinical decision making, other physiotherapeutic modalities, and stabilizing exercises for you to do at home.
When you call us up for low back treatments, we'll give you little bit of paperwork to fill out, then you'll discuss it with Dr. Lloyd. We'll figure out what makes it hurt and when it hurts, and we'll find out if anything else can be contributing to it. Next, we'll give you a focused, but comprehensive physical exam that is taylored specifically to your needs. After that, we might decide that you need special imaging, like lab work, MRIs, or X-rays--it all depends.
Finally, if we're in the clear, we'll give you a little bit of treatment to make things feel better, and a recommended action plan to make sure the pain doesn't come back.
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