During your initial session, our experienced therapists will conduct a thorough evaluation of your condition, including an assessment of your back pain, range of motion, strength, and functional limitations. Based on the findings, we will develop a personalized treatment plan that may include manual therapy, targeted exercises, and modalities tailored to your specific needs.
4 Out Of 5 People Have Back Pain Are You One Of Them?
Do you wake up in the morning with a searing pain in your lower back? Is it difficult for you to sit a certain way because of the posture of your back? Does your pain travel, beginning from the lower back to your hips and further down?
Back pain is incredibly common. In fact, 80% of people are bound to suffer from back pain at least once in their lifetime.
But what do you do once your back begins to hurt? Turn to the Horizon Physical Therapy!
Physical Therapy For Back Pain
Your spine is 33 bones, that begins from the skull and go down to the pelvis. If even one of these bones begins to pain, the amalgamative impact becomes close to unbearable. At Horizon Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, we treat and prevent back pain of all forms through non-medicated methods. From your upper back to middle and lower back, we’ve got you covered. Our in-house professionals are licensed therapists. They assign just the right movements to target the designated area of pain and ensure healing from within.
Avoid Invasive Surgeries
Back pain is excruciating and that’s exactly why people are willing to undergo intricate procedures simply to eliminate it. Unfortunately, back pain procedures aren’t always risk-free. Whether it’s painkiller drugs or invasive, surgical procedures, they mostly come with the minute chance of going downhill. Do not take that chance until absolutely necessary. Some back pains can be healed without invasive surgeries. Sometimes, physical therapy is all you need. We are all you need.
What We Treat
Finding it difficult to stand still, walk straight, or even sit upright? This might be a sign of back pain creeping up on you. Do not take it lightly. Have a look at most categories of back pain and see if yours fits the bill:
Arthritis
When turning your head, or even straightening your back, seems more like a task than anything else, arthritis may be on the way. Stop it in its tracks. Start with physical therapy.
Sciatica
The sciatic nerve is the largest nerve in your body, that extends from your lower back to the hips and each leg. So, if you have sciatica pain, it can worsen enough to limit mobility. A few exercises with us can help prevent this.
Disc Rupture
A ruptured disc usually presents itself with sharp, searing pains in the lower back. Simple acts like restricting activity and having an exercise guide can help you stay away from invasive therapy and self-heal.
Muscle Spasm
Anyone can get back spasms. It might be because you use your stomach muscles a lot, like an athlete. Or even if you sit too much and barely use them. Fortunately, physical therapy can heal and prevent muscle spasms considerably.
Injury
From falling down the stairs to being in a car accident, a back injury can leave you with trouble moving and that takes a toll on you – physically and mentally. Our team helps you on both accounts!
Fracture
Injuries, especially sports injuries, sometimes result in a “broken back”. Healing usually involves wearing a brace. But the process is improved with an activity guide, courtesy of our licensed physical therapists.
Feeling a different sort of pain than this?
Opt For The Best Physical Therapy For Back In Flint Michigan!
Minor to major pains, nerve compression to accidental injuries, we’ve got your back – quite literally.
FAQs
Spine physical therapy focuses on the evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of conditions and injuries related to the spine. At our clinic, we specialize in providing comprehensive spine physical therapy services to address a range of spine-related issues, including spinal stenosis, lower back pain, sciatica, and pinched nerves.
Spine physical therapy plays a crucial role in the management of spinal stenosis. Our skilled therapists utilize specialized techniques, exercises, and modalities to alleviate symptoms, improve spinal mobility, strengthen supporting muscles, and enhance overall functional abilities for individuals with spinal stenosis.
Yes, physical therapy is highly effective in treating lower back pain. Our physical therapists employ evidence-based techniques, such as manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, and targeted interventions, to alleviate pain, improve mobility, and restore normal function for individuals experiencing lower back pain.
Physical therapy is a key component in the treatment of sciatica. Our therapists utilize a combination of targeted exercises, manual therapy techniques, and therapeutic modalities to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, improve flexibility, and restore optimal function for individuals with sciatica.
Absolutely. Physical therapy can provide significant relief and aid in the recovery of a pinched nerve. Our therapists employ specialized techniques, including manual therapy, nerve gliding exercises, and postural education, to alleviate pressure on the nerve, reduce symptoms, and promote healing.
A back physical therapy session usually lasts for about 45 minutes to an hour. The duration may vary based on your specific needs and treatment plan. Our therapists will work with you to design a personalized treatment program that addresses your back-related concerns effectively.
The number of back physical therapy sessions required varies depending on factors such as the nature and severity of your condition, your overall health, and your progress throughout the rehabilitation process. Our therapists will regularly assess your progress and recommend an appropriate treatment duration for optimal results.
Our clinic specializes in providing back physical therapy services, including treatment for spinal stenosis, lower back pain, sciatica, and pinched nerves. We have a team of skilled therapists who are experienced in addressing back-related conditions and helping individuals achieve optimal back health.