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BACK PAIN PHYSIOTHERAPY IN DELHI
Eighty percent (80%) of people will experience lower back pain at some stage of their life. It is one of the most common reasons for people missing work and seeing a doctor or physiotherapist. Lower Back Pain Causes

Lower back pain has many causes. Most lower back pain causes are musculoskeletal in origin and known as non-specific low back pain. Most commonly, the

se back injuries are caused by muscular strains, ligament sprains and joint dysfunction, particularly when pain arises suddenly during or following physical loading of the spine. physiotherapist is an expert who treats and can help you to prevent low back pain. Early diagnosis and treatment is the easiest way to recover quickly from lower back pain and to prevent a recurrence. The causes of lower back pain are numerous but roughly fall into either a sudden (traumatic) or sustained overstress injuries. Most people can relate to traumatic injury such as bending awkwardly to lift a heavy load that tears or damages structures. However, sustained overstress injuries are probably more common but also easier to prevent. In these cases, normally positional stress or postural fatigue creates an accumulated microtrauma that overloads your lower back structures over an extended period of time to cause injury and back pain. Common Lower Back Pain Cause

Back Muscle Strains


Back muscle injuries are the most common form of back injury. Muscle fatigue, excessive loads or poor lifting postures are the most common problems. Inefficient back muscles can lead to poor joint stabilisation and subsequent injury

Ligament Sprains


Ligaments are the strong fibrous bands that limit the amount of movement at available at each spinal level. Stretching ligaments too far or too quickly will tear them with subsequent bleeding into the surrounding tissues, causing swelling and pain. Awkward lifting, sports injuries and motor vehicle accidents are very common causes. Just as in other regions of the body, physiotherapy hastens ligament healing and relieves pain so that you can enjoy life again as soon as possible. Bulging Discs


A bulging disc injury is a common spine injury sustained to your spine's intervertebral disc. Spinal discs are the shock-absorbing rings of fibrocartilage and glycoprotein that separate your bony vertebral bodies, while allowing movement at each spinal level, and enough room for the major spinal nerves to exit from the spinal canal and travel to your limbs. The annulus is the outer section of the spinal disc, consisting of several layers of multi-directional fibrocartilaginous fibres all densely packed to create a wall around the glycoprotein filled jelly-like disc nucleus. A disc bulge (commonly referred to as slipped disc), can potentially press against or irritate the nerve where it exits from the spine. This nerve pinch can cause back pain, spasms, cramping, numbness, pins and needles, or pain into your legs. Bone Injuries


Poor Posture


Poor posture when sitting, standing and lifting at work can place unnecessary stress upon your spine. Muscles fatigue, ligaments overstretch, discs stretch and this places spinal joints and nerves under pain-causing pressure. Lower Back Pain Treatment


With accurate assessment and early treatment, most lower back pain injuries will respond extremely quickly to physiotherapy allowing you to quickly resume pain-free and normal activities of daily living. Please ask you physiotherapist for their professional treatment advice. While lower back pain treatment will vary depending on your specific diagnosis, your physiotherapist will have the following aims. PHASE I - Back Pain Relief & Protection

Managing your back pain is the main reason that you seek treatment for lower back pain. In truth, it was actually the final symptom that you developed and should be the first symptom to improve. Your physiotherapist will use an array of treatment tools to reduce your pain and inflammation. These include: ice, electrotherapy, acupuncture, de-loading taping techniques, soft tissue massage. A course of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen may also help in this phase. PHASE II - Restoring Normal ROM and Strength. Early Back Exercises. As your lower back pain and inflammation settles, your lower back pain may feel better but you are actually more vulnerable for re-injury during this honeymoon period when you don’t have pain but your muscles and ligaments are weak. During this phase your physiotherapist will turn their attention to restoring your normal lumbar spine motion, muscle length and resting tension, muscle strength and endurance, proprioception, balance and gait (walking pattern). PHASE III - Restoring Full Function

Depending on your chosen work, sport or activities of daily living, your physiotherapist will aim to restore your back’s function to safely allow you to return to your desired activities. Everyone has different demands for their lower back that will determine what specific treatment goals you need to achieve. For some it be simply to walk around the block. PHASE IV - Back Exercises - Preventing a Recurrence

Recurrence of lower back pain can occur. The main reason it is thought to recur is due to insufficient rehabilitation. In particular, poor compliance with deep abdominal core muscle exercises. You should continue a version of these back exercises routinely a few times per week. Your physiotherapist will assist you in identifying the best exercises for you to continue indefinitely. How Can You Prevent Lower Back Pain? active individuals who regularly exercise to maintain normal flexibility and muscle strength to support their spine have the best chance of avoiding lower back pain. Healthy spine postures and safe lifting techniques at home and at work also reduce your risk of developing lower back pain. Feel free to discuss with your physiotherapist the specific postures and activities that you perform on a daily basis. They will aim to help you to understan

Diagnosis of Patients with Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Predictor Variables 1. Age 60-70 > 70 2. Symptoms present> 6 months 3....
06/02/2016

Diagnosis of Patients with Lumbar Spinal Stenosis

Predictor Variables
1. Age 60-70 > 70
2. Symptoms present> 6 months 3. Symptoms improve when bending forward
4. Symptoms improve when bending backwards
5. Symptoms exacerbated while standing up
6. Intermittent claudication (+) (symptoms with walking; improve with rest)
7. Urinary incontinence (+)

Clinical Bottom Line Score
This rule can be used to help screen patients with lower-extremity symptoms for lumbar spinal stenosis as defined by an expert panel. A score of greater than seven indicates a small but perhaps meaningful shift in probability for LSS and a score of less than or equal to two produces a moderate shift in probability that the individual does not have LSS. This rule has been validated and may be applied to practice within the confines of the study parameters; however, further external, broad validation studies still need to be performed.

Foot Alignment - A hidden cause of Back pain.Pronation This is the name given to the natural inward roll of the foot as ...
14/11/2015

Foot Alignment - A hidden cause of Back pain.

Pronation This is the name given to the natural inward roll of the foot as the arch of the foot collapses during walking.

This occurs between touching down with the heel and lifting off with the toes, and it is a natural shock absorption. It is not 100 per cent effective, however, and some of the shock of each step will be transmitted up the legs to the pelvis and thence to the spine.

Both under-pronation and over-pronation can cause problems. Under-pronators do not have enough roll, so they do not effectively shock-absorb.

They usually have high arches and as a result they may get knee pain and low back pain. They need flexible shoes with good cushioning.

Over-pronators have too much roll and the foot collapses on each step. They get strain on the whole of the lower body and may have persistent low back pain. They generally have fairly at arches and need some sort of support in their shoes.

A medial arch support can be inserted into the shoe which may help over-pronation.

13/11/2015

Choose the right bed
When you consider that you probably spend a third of your life in bed, it makes sense to make that time as comfortable as possible and as beneficial to your back as you can.

The position you sleep in
Do you move around a lot in bed?

Some people seem to do so naturally, changing their position frequently throughout their sleep time.

Some who do are dimly conscious that they do so because they do not feel comfortable. If you are in the latter category then you may find that you wake feeling stiff back and with an ache in your back.

People who sleep on their back are most likely to wake feeling uncomfortable. This is because lying on the back with your legs straight out tends to throw the back into an exaggerated curve in the low back area.

The best position for the back seems to be lying on your side with the knees bent to about a 45-degree angle. Trying to get into that position is a good idea. Putting a pillow or a small cushion between the knees may make it more comfortable.

If you can’t get used to lying on your side, then try using a pillow or cushion under your knees to create the knee-bend, to take some of the pressure of the lower back. People prone to sciatica usually find this helps.

People who lie on their front may find that trying to sleep on their side is helpful, because they are then more likely to get their legs into a more relaxed position as mentioned above. Lying on the front will straighten the legs.

11/11/2015

Don't panic if you have Back pain
If you do experience an episode of back pain, there is no need to panic. Although it can be painful and may restrict your mobility it is highly likely that it will get better of its own accord in a relatively short time. While it is natural to worry in case the pain is due to some serious injury or to some underlying condition, in fact most back pain is not serious at all. The vast majority of back pain will improve within two days to two weeks. Most simple back strains do not cause any lasting damage. It is worth knowing that about half of all the people who experience such an episode of back pain will have another one within two years. The thing is that it can be avoided if you take the correct actions and respect your back.

Back pain treatment in Delhi.Functions of the low back, or lumbar area, include structural support, movement, and protec...
20/05/2015

Back pain treatment in Delhi.
Functions of the low back, or lumbar area, include structural support, movement, and protection of certain body tissues.
Pain in the low back can be a result of conditions affecting the bony lumbar spine, discs between the vertebrae, ligaments around the spine and discs, spinal cord and nerves, muscles of the low back, internal organs of the pelvis and abdomen, and the skin covering the lumbar area.
Conditions causing backpain may be Sciatica, slipped disc,muscle injuries, bad posture, PIVD, Spondylosis, Degenerative spine,Spondylitis, Stenosis

Slipped Disc physiotherapy treatment in Delhi.The bones or vertebrae which comprise the spinal column are joined togethe...
20/05/2015

Slipped Disc physiotherapy treatment in Delhi.
The bones or vertebrae which comprise the spinal column are joined together by cartilage discs. Each disc consists of a circle of connective tissue with a central jelly-like core.

A slipped disc occurs when the central jelly-like substance bulges out through the circle of connective tissue. This protrusion may press on the spinal cord or on the nerve roots, giving rise to severe pain and restricted movement.

Normal Lumbar spine X Ray.
17/05/2015

Normal Lumbar spine X Ray.

Slipped Disc or Herniated Disc Physiotherapy in Delhi.▶The discs are pads that serve as "cushions" between the vertebral...
10/05/2015

Slipped Disc or Herniated Disc Physiotherapy in Delhi.
▶The discs are pads that serve as "cushions" between the vertebral bodies, which minimize the impact of movement on the spinal column.
▶Each disc is designed like a jelly donut with a central softer component (nucleus pulposus).
▶Abnormal rupture of the central portion of the disc is referred to as a disc herniation.
▶The most common location for a herniated disc to occur is in the disc at the level between the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae in the low back.
▶If the disc herniation is large enough, the disc tissue can press on the adjacent spinal nerves that exit the spine at the level of the disc herniation.
▶The physical examination, imaging tests, and electrical tests can aid in the diagnosis of a herniated disc.
▶Depending on the severity of symptoms, treatments for a herniated disc include physical therapy, muscle-relaxant medications, pain medication, anti-inflammation medications, local injection of cortisone (epidural injections), and surgical operations

Vertebrae - Building Blocks of Spine
10/05/2015

Vertebrae - Building Blocks of Spine

Posture- One of the main Cause of Back pain.
08/05/2015

Posture- One of the main Cause of Back pain.

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