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If you have chronic back pain, it's imperative you see a chronic back pain specialist, not a therapist who focuses on acute back pain. Learn why...

If the patient has an anteriorly tilted pelvis, due to compensatory reasons they will naturally have an excessive lumbar lordotic curve.

Inflammation is a natural process of healing damaged tissues in and throughout your body. If your back is constantly getting inflamed, then there is an underlying factor at play that is causing continuous or repetitive damage to your lower back.

Did you know muscular weakness is one of the most overlooked factors in the diagnosis of lasting back pain? Overuse for one with a strong back, may result in a short-term spasm or pain, however after treatment or a few days’ rest, the back will settle and return to most likely a pain free state.

Despite what any specialist or practitioner has told you, a large percentage of chronic back pain can be curable.

In the United States the majority of back pain complaints are diagnosed as pain being caused by wear and tear shown on X-rays, CT scans and MRI’s. Up to 40% of adults have a herniated disc, many of which show no signs of pain, nor discomfort. 70% of adults have degenerated discs, once again without any pain.