Back Pain
Back pain is one of the leading contributors to chronic pain, with estimates suggesting nearly 8.2% of Americans live with chronic and severe back pain. The prevalence of back pain doesn’t just make daily tasks difficult for millions of people, it is also a leading contributor to job-related disability.
Back pain may also be linked to a range of other physical and mental health conditions, including arthritis and depression.
Back pain may also be linked to a range of other physical and mental health conditions, including arthritis and depression.
Symptoms
Wondering whether you should see a doctor following an injury or the first pangs of sharp pain? Here are some symptoms to watch out for:
Stiffness
Muscle spasms
Limited mobility
Numbness or tingling
Radiating pain
Limited range of motion
Difficulty with balance and coordination
Common Causes of Back Pain
- Disc pain (herniated disc, bulging disc)
- Spinal stenosis
- Osteoarthritis
- Sports-related injuries
- Compression fractures
- Fibromyalgia
- Kyphosis
- Vertebral Body fractures
- Traumatic injury
- Chronic pain
- Acute muscle strain
- Pinched Nerve
- Sciatica
- Sacroiliac joint syndrome
Back Pain Treatments
Platelet-Rich Plasma Therapy
PRP is an autologous blood-derived product that contains properties like growth factors and cytokines that restore damaged tissue.
Learn MoreNerve Block
A nerve block is a procedure in which steroidal medication is injected into a group of nerves to block pain signals.
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Find the right back pain treatment for you.
Our medical team can help you find the best treatment based on your medical history and current symptoms.