Manchester Chiropractic Care for Spine and Related Musculoskeletal Pain

Pain causes us to be a bit self-centered instead of life-centered which is completely logical and logically universal. People around the world experience pain, back pain, neck pain, musculoskeletal pain, a great deal of which is spine-centered. Fortunately, Manchester chiropractic care is locally accessible to help contain as well as ease spine-related pain.

GLOBAL IMPACT OF SPINE AND MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN CONDITIONS

Data from an international study that followed spine pain (neck pain and low back pain) sufferers from 1990 to 2019 found that the “years lived with disabilities,” incidence, and prevalence of both spine issues grew significantly. Globally, neck pain and low back pain were noted to burden public health significantly, especially as people age, being most problematic in middle age and older. Data also suggested that these two conditions were more common in women and middle-aged groups and more common in higher socioeconomic indexed countries. (1) Beyond low back pain, neck pain, rheumatoid arthritis, or osteoarthritis, the same Global Burden of Disease Study 2019 stated that “other musculoskeletal disorders” increased by 123.4% from 221 million to 494 million people from 1990 to 2019. With over 150 different conditions involving bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and the spine under the umbrella of “other musculoskeletal disorders,” health loss incorporating death and disability due to musculoskeletal disorders is predicted to keep growing. From 2020 to 2050, it is estimated to increase by 115% to 1060 million cases. More women are affected by 47.4% than men. The prevalence of these disorders peaked between 65 and 69 old for both men and women. (2) We at Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries take care of all sorts of spine related musculoskeletal disorders as well as neck and back pain. Studies like these motivate us to keep up with spine research to assist you, our Manchester chiropractic patient, best.

UNDERSTANDING STANDING AND BACK PAIN

Neck pain and back pain are definitely two of our most typical painful spinal conditions at Manchester Chiropractic & Sports Injuries…and standing is a daily necessity! Everyone’s spine is a bit different. How we each stand is a little different…and that matters! A new study recorded bigger variations in lumbar lordosis (spinal curvature) like upright standing posture with a bit more extension or more noticeable curvature like kyphosis may well impact musculoskeletal response as far as spinal loading and trunk muscle force. (3) We encourage thinking about good posture which can positively affect havinggood posture including standing up straight.

UNDERSTANDING SITTING AND BACK PAIN

And sitting is another activity of daily living that we all do often without a second thought (until pain makes us think about it all the time!). In a recent study, researchers found that unsupported sitting intensified intradiscal pressure by about 30% compared to upright standing. Intradiscal pressures were greater for sitting than standing when back angles were less than 20 degrees and higher for standing than sitting when the angles were greater than 20degrees. Knowing about spinal responses like these are vital in the world of occupational health where lumbar musculoskeletal disorders are a major concern. (4) Your Manchester chiropractor works with our patients to keep them functioning with as little pain as possible!

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Listen to this PODCAST with Dr. Jay Young on The Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson as he illustrates relieving, gentle treatment with The Cox® Technic System of Spinal Pain Management of acute low back pain due to degenerative disc disease.

Schedule your Manchester chiropractic appointment soon to see us to get rid of the spine-related pain that is keeping you self-centered and not being life-centered.

 
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