Lower Back Pain: A Structural Approach
Lower back pain is one of the most prevalent musculoskeletal issues globally, leading to long-term disability. In the UK, it affects 2 out of 3 people at some point in their lives. Despite extensive research and social media advice, the prevalence remains high.
Don’t let back pain control your life, seek a structural assessment. Determining the root cause of your discomfort is key to creating a plan which deals with that cause rather than treating the symptoms when they recur.
A Structural Asessment for Lower Back Pain Includes:
- Spinal Position: Three-dimensional view of your lumbar spine’s alignment on the pelvis.
- Pelvis Position: Assess your pelvis’s alignment.
- Movement Analysis: Evaluate your ability to move your lumbar spine and pelvis.
- Muscular Assessment: Examine motor patterning through movement sequences.
Read this case study to find out how I helped a recent client with debhilitating lower back pain.
I highly recommend KevinPowell. He’s very professional, kind and reassuring. He is the only one that understood the problems with my cervical spine, back and shoulder and was able to release the pain. He is very attentive and passionate about his job and caring with his patient.
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