Back Pain

Chiropractors treat the entire neuromusculoskeletal system, but they are especially helpful in treating back pain. Dr. Witherspoon does not target pain relief itself as much as he attempts to treat the underlying conditions responsible for pain. Instead of merely masking pain with over-the-counter or prescription medications, many patients who visit Fix the Cause Chiropractic for back pain can achieve relief with simple spinal adjustments and lifestyle changes. Even the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research recommends that people with chronic back pain seek out conservative treatment options first, including safe and effective spinal manipulation.

Did you know…

…that the leading cause of disability around the world is lower back pain? In the U.S. alone, an estimated 31 million people are suffering with some type of back pain – many of them chronically. Although inflammatory diseases and other conditions can be a source of back pain, the vast majority of symptoms are caused by mechanical discrepancies in the spine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I see a Fix the Cause Chiropractic in Duncanville for my back pain?

Yes. Although not everyone is a candidate for chiropractic treatment, often those who are find significant pain relief with ongoing treatment. Contact Fix the Cause Chiropractic today for more information or to schedule a consultation.

How will a Fix the Cause chiropractor treat my pain?

Dr. Witherspoon will first attempt to identify the cause of your pain – whether it is related to posture, weight, stress, or the result of a car accident or other injury. You may be advised to make certain modifications to your daily habits and to visit periodically for spinal manipulation, which is designed to relieve pain, muscle tightness, and joint immobility. Your treatment may persist for several weeks or months until your pain subsides, your function improves, and your body is on the way to superior health.

What should I expect after treatment?

Most chiropractic adjustments are not painful. However, some people experience some mild to moderate soreness in the first few days following your treatment until your pain subsides, your function improves, and your body is on the way to superior health.