Lower Back Injury treatments

Lower Back Injury Nocebo
It is a common belief that the lower back is a region that is easily injured and difficult to rehabilitate. The lower back does receive a lot of wear and tear in our lives. That fact is true. However, evolution has provided us with an anatomy that will function despite normal spinal degeneration. The lower back is a strong and able structure that will not usually fail us under normal usage. The idea that the lumbar region is delicate and fragile is a myth that creates a powerful nocebo effect on both patients, and society as a whole.

Lower Back Injury / Lumbar Injury
It is common for lumbar injuries to occur. Laborers, athletes, and those with repetitive motion jobs put tremendous stress on their lower backs. Sometimes this stress can cause disc injury, muscle pain, or some other type of low back pain. Most of these injuries are not serious, even though they might be very, very painful.

The real problems with lower back injuries usually occur AFTER treatment begins. The diagnostic and treatment processes create an environment of fear and persistent pain. The patient is rarely told that they will be fine and recover completely. More often, they are warned that their backs are now prone to reinjury, and that they will have to make some changes in their activities and lifestyle.

Treatment for Lower Back Injury
Most lumbar injuries will heal all by themselves. It has been shown in European research studies that back pain patients that DO NOTHING special to treat their pain actually get better FASTER than many who go through the medical system. I am not surprised by this study. Patients that view back pain as nothing more serious than a bad headache will recover and move on with life. Patients that are convinced that they have been irreparably injured will become damaged goods…

Medicine has failed to find a cure for most back pain conditions, but has excelled at discovering many long term symptomatic treatments. A cure is not in the economic interest of the back pain industry. The accepted treatment protocol is far more profitable than a cure could ever be!!!

Another reason that medicine has failed to cure most physical back pain is that many conditions REQUIRE NO CURE. Common conditions such as degenerative disc disease, herniated discs, and spinal osteoarthritis are rarely symptomatic. However, by the time many patients get “worked over” by the medical community, they are convinced that they have some impossible to cure back disease or injury. Meanwhile, they have a normal back with the same spinal degeneration that we all face as we age. It is a sad situation for the poor patient.

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