Back pain
KKT chiropractic treatment utilizes advanced medical technology to treat spine, back, and neck pain.
KKT focuses on a scientific approach to treating back, neck, and joint pain as well as other spine-related issues such as disc pain and sciatica. KKT not only treats the pain, but also identifies and treats the root of the issue. KKT medical treatment is designed to treat and realign the spine without pain or surgery with the goal of returning the body to its natural state. KKT Chiropractic Center treatment uses highly advanced technology that uses sound waves to relieve pain and promote the health of the spinal discs, ligaments, and muscles of the spine.
The spine consists of 33 vertebrae that connect together to form the bony canal, which in turn protects and supports the spinal cord, and through the spaces between the vertebrae small nerves pass in and out of the spinal cord. The function of these nerves is to transmit messages between the brain and the rest of the body. Pain occurs when these nerves are compressed or irritated. In most cases, this condition is caused by damage to the disc, often called a herniated, protruding or slipped disc.
Another potential source of low back pain is the posterior joints of the spine. These joints help the spine move smoothly when they are properly aligned. When the normal position of these joints is altered, symptoms manifest as pain. Cases have shown that people with chronic low back pain compensate for the imbalance in the spine by engaging other muscles that are not used in certain movements. If the spine does not return to its ideal position, normal daily activities will accelerate the wear and tear on the spine, leading to vertebral erosion.
Signs to watch out for
- Pain in the form of burning or tingling in the back area.
- Soreness or pressure that increases with movement or coughing.
- Difficulty sitting in the same position for a long time.
- The pain is directed to one or both lower extremities.
- Numbness, burning, tingling or needle-like prickling in both legs.
- Pain caused by a change in position from sitting to standing.
Risk factors
- Engage in activities that require repetitive movements.
- Sudden trauma to your spine, neck, or head.
- Working in a job that requires you to carry heavy weights, bend forward or twist your body, especially if you are not used to this activity
- Your posture while sitting, standing and lying down is not correct
- Pregnancy
- Be over 30 years old
