Manchester Lumbar Spinal Stenosis Relief at Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries

Chiropractic eases conditions like spinal stenosis. Spinal stenosis is all around us today. Why? An aging population. We are all aging, and when we achieve a certain age, our bodies reward us with conditions like spinal stenosis. There is no problem, though! Chiropractic care is a solution for many spinal stenosis pain patients. Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries offers gentle, evidence-based chiropractic care in the form of Cox Technic to help control and relieve back pain due to spinal stenosis.

Lumbar Spinal Stenosis 

Lumbar spinal stenosis may result from a variety of issues like a disc herniation, disc bulge or contained disc, synovial cyst. Any issue that shrinks the spinal canal area that causes less space for the spinal nerves and other elements may bring about spinal stenosis and pain. Surgeons and medical device companies seek surgical means to reduce spinal stenosis and open the spinal canal space12. Conservative care back pain specialists like chiropractors and your Manchester chiropractor at Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries offer non-surgical means - like Manchester spinal manipulation and mobilization which reportedly keep the disc healthy by improved water flow and diffusion (1) - to do the same thing: reduce spinal stenosis and widen the spinal canal area.

Surgical vs Non-Surgical Care 

A comparison of surgical and conservative treatments of spinal stenosis shows that conservative care is more positive. At 6 months post-care – surgical or non-surgical – no significant differences are presented in the spinal stenosis patients. At 12 and 24 months post-care, the surgical spinal stenosis patients had higher disability scores. Surgical spinal stenosis patients experienced higher complication rates than the conservative care spinal stenosis patients. Based on their reviews of the published data, the researchers still do not feel that there is definitive proof to endorse surgical or non-surgical care to lumbar spinal stenosis sufferers. (2) Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries offers that a trial of 30 days looking for 50% improvement for most Manchester back pain patients with research-documented chiropractic care following the protocols of the Cox Technic System of Care. Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries is a good place to start!

Early Improvement Under Care 

Those spinal stenosis patients who show 33% to 50% improvement in pain at 2 weeks of care have better odds of 6 to 7 times higher to exhibit 50% improvement at their 6 months’ disability follow up. (3) Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries seeks Manchester pain relief as early as possible, and the treatment plan is geared that way. With some patients, a small number of patients, Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries may see a Manchester spinal stenosis patient daily in the beginning. Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries takes good care of our Manchester lumbar spinal stenosis patients!

And finally Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries relies on its experienced clinical judgment and evidence of a patient’s not improving as expected to order more imaging or schedule a surgical consultation as needed. (4) It’s well defined in the algorithms of decision making that direct our Cox Technic system of spine pain management and lumbar spinal stenosis.

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