
If you have experienced back pain before, you would understand the pulsating pain that would follow along, the pain could be so sudden and unexpected, it will be there ready for your every movement. As you grow older the likelihood of suffering from back pain becomes more common, sometimes it would make you feel a lot older than you are. Nevertheless, this can indicate the rising intensity caused by added pressure which may bring awareness to the pain emitting from your back. As a result, we highly recommend, you consult with a physiotherapist at PhysioFirst to determine the severity of your back pain.
First of all, what is back pain?
Back pain can be identified within a broad spectrum based around people’s experiences; it may be different for you in comparison to others. After all, your back is the supporting structure of the human body with muscles, bones, and nerves all in place with specific roles to support freedom of movement. It has been testified that 1 in 6 Australians have endured the commonality of back pain. If there are any complications within the structure of your back, even if it’s to the smallest degree, the impact and pain would be definite.
Once you have suffered from back pain, what is noticeable is not just the physical pain but what is often underappreciated or overlooked is the mental impact. You may be feeling agitated or even frustrated by the mental toll caused by the pain. It may lead to others worrying if the back pain is influencing your recent behaviour and conduct.
Despite back pain resulting from varied symptoms, the causes can be quite similar depending on the severity of the back pain, for instance:
Treatment for Back Pain:
The feeling of back pain can be challenging to go through as it has become a most common experience. An informative dialogue with our physiotherapists can help deal with any difficulties pertaining to treatment.
Here are some recommended suggestions that might help:
How PhysioFirst will help and diagnose back pain:
At PhysioFirst, our experienced physiotherapists understand the risks associated with back pain. If the back pain becomes too painful to deal with or worsens overtime, you should ask for a consultation with one of our physiotherapists for professional advice and hands-on therapy.
At PhysioFirst, our range of inclusive allied health professionals including Physiotherapists, Osteopaths & Podiatrists pride themselves in their ability to eliminate the cause of pain and strengthen your mobility with our Innovative, Integrative, Accessible Rehabilitative care. Enjoy your painless freedom & quality of life and recover as quickly as possible with evidence-based hands-on therapy today.