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Lower Back Pain Treatment

Lower Back Pain Treatment

Lower back pain is a frequent indicator of an injury caused by improper lifting or sudden or uncontrolled movement, but it can also result from natural spine degeneration related to aging. In either case, the lower back is most commonly afflicted with pain, because the lumbar spine bears the most weight and stress of any portion of the spine. Lower back pain treatment takes many forms; some medical, some homeopathic, and some in between.

Early Stages of Treatment

After diagnosing the root cause of lower back pain, your physician can start you on a treatment regimen that includes many methods that have proven successful in treating back pain, regardless of the origin. These treatments are non-invasive in nature and intended to manage pain, reduce inflammation, and promote healing. Examples of such steps are:

  • Resting until you are able to resume movement and exercise
  • Exercise that will help rehabilitate the injured area
  • Application of heat or cold
  • Use of pain or anti-inflammatory medications
  • Physical therapy

Other Treatment Options

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Additionally, some patients elect to seek other treatment, such as acupuncture, homeopathic remedies, or chiropractic adjustment. These methods may help, but the proven conservative methods are known to have a positive effect, even on some of the most bothersome conditions – such as herniated discs – in most patients.

If your doctor has determined that non-invasive treatment is not having an appropriate effect and that surgery is a real possibility, consider contacting Laser Spine Institute (LSI), the worldwide leader in minimally invasive spine procedures that can treat the source of your lower back pain on an outpatient basis. For more information or to request a free review of your MRI or CT scan, contact LSI today.

Please note: Laser Spine Institute currently does not perform endoscopic procedures on the thoracic spine.

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