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> Back pain risk factors
> What is low back pain?
> Non-specific low back pain
> Sciatic nerve trapped
> Disc prolapsed
> Inflammatory backaches
> Back pain prognosis
> Sport injuries
> Neck pain
> Pregnancy backache
> Postural abnormality
> Work related injuries
> Headache
> Whiplash
> Tendonitis, bursitis
> RSI, arm, hand
> Stress
> Stroke
> Pre/post operation
> Diagnosis
> Massage
> Exercise Class
> Back pain risk factors
> What is low back pain?
> Non-specific low back pain
> Sciatic nerve trapped
> Disc prolapsed
> Inflammatory backaches
> Back pain prognosis
> Sport injuries
> Neck pain
> Pregnancy backache
> Postural abnormality
> Work related injuries
> Headache
> Whiplash
> Tendonitis, bursitis
> RSI, arm, hand
> Stress
> Stroke
> Pre/post operation
> Diagnosis
> Massage
> Exercise Class
Non specific low back pain
This is the most common type of mechanical low back pains. More than 95% of cases of acute low back pain (sudden onset) are non-specific low back pain. The root cause of non-specific low back pain is not due to any underlying disease that can be found. The causes may be a sprain (an over-stretch) of a muscle or ligament of spinal vertebrae, a minor problem with a disc between two vertebrae or a minor problem with a small 'facet' joint between two vertebrae.
Non-specific low back pain may develop immediately after lifting something heavy, twisting movement or you just wake up with low back pain.
Typically, the low back pain is in one area of the back, but sometimes it spreads to the buttocks or thighs. The low back pain is usually eases by lying down flat, and is often get worse if you move your back, cough, or sneeze.
Non-specific low back pain is also called: mechanical back pain, Simple backache, Lumbago, Chronic back pain, Muscular back pain.
All physical therapist in our Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic are highly skilled at supporting people with low back pain. Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic have only experienced and chartered physical therapist. Our physical therapist in Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic performs manual therapy and will give verbal explanation on how you can manage your back pain and contribute to your own recovery and prevent the problem from recurring. Research shows that physical activity and exercise prevent back pain, and our physical therapist can prescribe an exercise programme based on your fitness ability, health and injury.
The physical therapist of Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic will find out how your back pain is affecting your social activities and job. In Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic we analyses your movements and walking patron to find out if your back pain is associated with posture abnormalities. We also explain how to manage the pain, contribute to your own recovery and prevent the problem recurring.
Non-specific low back pain may develop immediately after lifting something heavy, twisting movement or you just wake up with low back pain.
Typically, the low back pain is in one area of the back, but sometimes it spreads to the buttocks or thighs. The low back pain is usually eases by lying down flat, and is often get worse if you move your back, cough, or sneeze.
Non-specific low back pain is also called: mechanical back pain, Simple backache, Lumbago, Chronic back pain, Muscular back pain.
All physical therapist in our Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic are highly skilled at supporting people with low back pain. Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic have only experienced and chartered physical therapist. Our physical therapist in Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic performs manual therapy and will give verbal explanation on how you can manage your back pain and contribute to your own recovery and prevent the problem from recurring. Research shows that physical activity and exercise prevent back pain, and our physical therapist can prescribe an exercise programme based on your fitness ability, health and injury.
The physical therapist of Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic will find out how your back pain is affecting your social activities and job. In Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic we analyses your movements and walking patron to find out if your back pain is associated with posture abnormalities. We also explain how to manage the pain, contribute to your own recovery and prevent the problem recurring.
Your consultation in Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic includes:
- Assessment and diagnoses
- Information and advice on your injury
- Home exercise and physical activities
- Posture and gait analyses
- Manual therapy such as manipulation, mobilisation and massage for short-term pain relief
- Applying heat or cold, ultrasound, electrotherapy to the affected area
- Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic offers onsite and home visit treatment to our patients and clients within W11, W10, W8, W6, areas. Please contact Notting Hill Gate physiotherapy clinic for any advice or to book your emergency appointment.
On-Site Physiotherapy & Private Physiotherapist in London Kensington Notting Hill Gate
12 Abingdon Road London W8 6AF UK, Tel: 020 7937 6444, 07940 165 305
12 Abingdon Road London W8 6AF UK, Tel: 020 7937 6444, 07940 165 305
For Emergency & Weekend appointments contact us on:
020 7937 6444
0794 016 5305
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0794 016 5305
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