Low back pain is a very common pain symptom. One out of three of us suffer from some kind of back pain every year, and many people live with chronic spinal pain.
The good news is that chiropractic has been shown over and over to be an effective treatment of back pain. Here's a collection of articles that discuss how chiropractic may aid in the treatment of back pain.
Aortic Calcification, Disc Degeneration, and Back Pain
Back Pain, Fibromyalgia, and the Stress Response System
Back Pain: General Information and Symptoms
Chiropractic and Family Practice Physician Treatment Outcomes for Chronic, Recurrent Low-Back Pain
Chiropractic and Massage Beneficial for Back Pain
Chiropractic an Effective Treatment for Osteoarthritis
Chiropractic Increases Spinal Flexibility for Low Back Pain
Chiropractic Reduces Unnecessary Interventions in Low Back and Neck Pain Cases
Chiropractic Treatment of Lumbar Spinal Stenosis
Chiropractic Versus Active Exercise for Low Back Pain
Fear of Movement and Low Back Pain
Fear of Pain More Disabling than Actual Pain
Integrated Care More Cost-Effective for Low Back Pain
Job Satisfaction and the Transition from Acute to Chronic Back Pain
Manipulation, Mobilization and the Cervical Spine
Patient Satisfaction with Chiropractic Treatment for Low Back Pain
Physical Risk Factors and Back Pain
Predicting Outcomes in Low Back Pain Patients
Predictors of LBP and Return to Work
Prognostic Factors for Low Back Pain patients returning to work
Socioeconomic Impact of Back Pain
Stressful Life Events and Low Back Pain
Study shines light on who develops chronic low back pain
Treating Chronic Back Pain With Chiropractic
Waddell's Nonorganic Signs in Occupational Low Back Pain Patients
