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Diagnosing the Cause of Lower Back Pain

Diagnosing the Cause of Lower Back Pain ( 197 participated.)

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Muscle spasms can be a symptom of lower back pain.

Explanation:

There are a number of symptoms of lower back pain, including muscle spasm, burning, tingling, shooting pain and pain in the groin or down the leg.

2

Poor gait can be a cause of lower back pain.

Explanation:

Whether you’re shuffling as you walk or putting more pressure on one foot, a poor gait can lead to lower back pain. Orthotics can help.

3

All patients with lower back pain will get x-rays at the chiropractor’s office.

Explanation:

X-rays are not always necessary. Your chiropractor will determine if you need them or not.

4

The most common chiropractic treatment for lower back pain is soft tissue therapy.

Explanation:

The most common chiropractic treatment for lower back pain is spinal manipulation (adjustment).

5

Cervical radiculopathy is also known as a pinched nerve.

Explanation:

Cervical radiculopathy is also known as a pinched nerve, and it’s a common cause of lower back pain.

Before treatment can begin, Dr. deGruchy and Dr. Burton use a combination of up to date clinical research with their own diagnostic experience to determine the structural and functional limitations of each patient.
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