Back pain patients visit Dr. Le's Chiropractic & Wellness, L.L.C. with
all different types issues. Some walk better than
others. Some have stronger muscles than others. Some are more prone
to depression than others. Your Auburn
chiropractor understands
this and joins each back pain patient where s/he is and examines
each patient to find the difference(s) that make all the
difference when putting together a relieving
chiropractic treatment plan. Assessments like the 6-minute walk
test that evaluates the distance walked in 6 minutes and
the TUG (‘time up to go’ from a seated position) test can be quite educational
about cardiovascular and musculoskeletal health in degenerative lumbar spine patients. Both may
be affected by
back pain.
(1) Back muscles that weaken
and turn fatty (like the multifidus muscle tends to do) indicate
issues with inflammatory and regeneration processes. (Back surgeons do not
like this as a inferior surgical outcome is possible.)
(2) Chiropractors understand this and encourage
gentle
exercise for these back muscles as part of the treatment plan
to prevent recurrent back pain that some lumbar
disc degeneration sufferers endure.
A new
study explained that those who tend to get
recurrent back pain were shown to move in a different way,
more carefully, likely to avoid pain. Recurrent
back pain patients also experienced higher levels of
anxiety, depression, and disability along with a lower
quality of life. (3) Your Auburn chiropractor welcomes
all back pain sufferers with all their issues. Your
chiropractor teams up with with each one during
the current back pain event and beyond to control the back pain (physical, mental, and emotional features),
so it doesn’t control them.
Listen to this PODCAST
with Dr. Nike Taylor on The
Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson on how she helps a chronic back pain patient dealing with a
recurrent episode of back pain with the Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain
Management to find relief and a sense of control over back
pain to lessen recurrent back pain episodes as much as possible.

Auburn CHIROPRACTIC TIP OF THE MONTH:
SNIFFING SCENTS TO REDUCE PAIN!
An interesting study of chronic low back
pain patients reported that odor-training helped reduce
their pain thresholds. Regular exposure (every two hours in the research
project) to scents like rose, vanilla, peach and chocolate –
olfactory training! - helped lessen pain. The researchers hinted
that it may help reduce pain chronification and quite possibly
control general pain via desensitization. (4) What a pleasant
adjunct this could be to the Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain
Management! You may want to try sniffing some pleasurable
scents yourself!
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with you at your up-coming appointment! Schedule it now!