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.

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.

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

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

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