Did you know chiropractors enjoy an 85% satisfaction rate helping people with low back pain? Do you suffer needlessly with pain that interferes with your life?
Is your pain worse in the morning or evening? Have you experienced this pain for 1 week, 1 month, 1 year? Chronic pain is different from acute pain.
Low back pain is the most common reason that people will seek out a Chiropractor. And 80% of people will experience back pain at least once in their life.
Neck pain is the third most common reason to visit a Chiropractor. And 40% of people will experience neck pain at least once in their life.
In a recent study “Only 25% of low back pain sufferers had fully recovered 12 months after their first visit to a general practitioner.”
So how do Chiropractors enjoy an 85% satisfaction rate among patients? “Doctors of Chiropractic have long understood the cyclic nature of low back pain.” Understanding how the body works as a whole and finding the cause are central. Low back pain can be caused by numerous different dysfunctions: slipped disc, herniated disc, structural deformities, pinched nerves, stenosis, arthritis, compression fractures, subluxation and soft tissue damage. Also, traumatic and repetitive strain/sprains; and even depression and fibromyalgia. The first step is diagnosing the underlying problem, then utilizing Chiropractic care which is conservative, inexpensive, and very effective. People respond well because Chiropractic addresses the whole person.
According to the National Institute for Health, of survey respondents who had used chiropractic for back pain, 66 percent perceived “great benefit” from their treatments. Find out why you are in pain today and learn if chiropractic is the right choice for you – call for your complimentary consultation.
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http://www.nccam.nih.gov/health/chiropractic/introduction.htm
http://www.nechiropractic.org/Articles.php?topic=3&story=36
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/03/30/how-to-prevent-lower-back-pain.aspx
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2013/01/relief-for-your-aching-back/index.htm
http://europepmc.org/abstract/med/1533416
