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Your lower back is perfectly designed to provide support, strength, and flexibility to your upper body. But what about when you are suffering from lower back pain? With such an important job, it’s no surprise that nearly 31 million Americans experience low back pain or discomfort. Whether your low back pain is mild and annoying or severe and debilitating, chiropractic care may be able to help. Here’s what you need to know.
Chiropractic care is an effective and well-known treatment for swelling and low back pain. Regular chiropractic adjustments provide patients with a low back pain treatment that is a non-invasive, non-addictive, and safe alternative to both prescription and over-the-counter pain medications that are often prescribed to manage pain.
Our chiropractors deliver gentle and targeted adjustments to reduce misalignments or restrictions in the spine and other joints of the body to reduce inflammation and improve function of both the joint that is affected and the nervous system as a whole. By improving nervous system function and increasing joint mobility, your body will be better able to manage low back pain and its symptoms.
With regular chiropractic care, our patients with lower back pain report the following benefits:
If you are experiencing lower back pain and are looking for relief, the experienced doctors at Wills Chiropractic can help. To get started, just click here to request an appointment with your local Rochelle, IL chiropractor. After an exam and consultation, we will develop a unique treatment plan that is custom to your needs. We look forward to helping you on your journey to wellness so you can enjoy a pain-free and comfortable body!
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