Relief for chronic back pain, sciatica, and disc problems. When medications, injections, and physical therapy haven't provided lasting relief.
- ✓ Sciatica relief (leg pain, numbness)
- ✓ Herniated disc treatment
- ✓ Chronic lower back pain
- ✓ Spinal decompression available
- ✓ Avoid surgery and ongoing medications
Types of Back Pain We Treat
Sciatica
Shooting pain down leg, numbness, tingling
Herniated Discs
Bulging or ruptured discs pressing on nerves
Chronic Pain
Back pain lasting months or years
Muscle Spasms
Severe muscle tightness and pain
Additional conditions: Degenerative disc disease, facet joint pain, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, spinal stenosis, failed back surgery syndrome.
Why Pain Becomes Chronic
Back pain becomes chronic when underlying causes aren't addressed:
Disc Degeneration
Damaged discs don't heal on their own. Without proper treatment, degeneration continues.
Nerve Compression
Herniated discs or bone spurs compress nerves, causing pain down legs (sciatica).
Muscle Compensation
Chronic spasm and weakness develop as muscles try to protect injured areas.
Our Comprehensive Treatment Approach
1. Thorough Evaluation
Identify root causes through examination, history, and imaging review. Not just symptom management.
2. Spinal Decompression
For herniated discs and sciatica, computerized decompression relieves nerve pressure without surgery. Learn more →
3. Chiropractic Adjustments
Restore proper spinal mechanics, reduce nerve irritation, improve function.
4. Advanced Soft Tissue Therapy
Release muscle tension, break up scar tissue, restore normal tissue function. Graston certified.
5. Corrective Rehabilitation
Strengthen core, correct movement patterns, prevent recurrence.
What to Expect
Acute back pain: Recent injuries often respond quickly, with significant relief in 4-6 weeks.
Chronic back pain: Long-standing problems typically require 8-12 weeks for substantial improvement. We focus on functional improvement and pain reduction.
Realistic goals: Complete pain elimination isn't always possible with chronic conditions, but most patients achieve 30-85% improvement and return to normal activities.
Red Flags - Seek Immediate Medical Care
Go to ER if you experience:
- Loss of bowel or bladder control
- Progressive leg weakness
- Saddle numbness (numbness in groin/inner thigh area)
- Severe trauma (fall, accident)
- Fever with back pain
