Lower Back Pain
Lower Back Pain
Lower back pain from an auto accident is a common occurrence. It also could signal a sprain, herniated disc, or other soft-tissue injuries (such as muscle damage). If accompanied by tingling or numbness, it could also point to pinched nerves. Our doctors specialize in comprehensive care utilizing medicine, passive therapies and active therapies to for muscle strengthening. Following are some of the underlying conditions causing lower back pain
SCIATICA
Sciatica affects the sciatic nerve, a large nerve extending from the lower back down the back of each leg. The pain can be severe and debilitating.
PIRIFORMIS SYNDROME
Piriformis syndrome is a neuromuscular disorder that is caused when the piriformis muscle compresses the sciatic nerve.
DISK HERNIATION
A disk herniation is caused by pressure on the spinal nerve. A herniation often occurs in the lower back. This is also known as a slipped or ruptured disk.
FACET SYNDROME
When facet joints become inflamed, you may experience pain, soreness, and stiffness at the joint between two vertebrae.
LOWER BACK INJURIES
Back injuries can result from sports injuries, working around the house, or a sudden jolt from a car accident. Most injuries occur in the lower back.
