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Comes Pain
Back pain?-Who should help you through it?
When it comes to patients who are suffering from a spine related pain or disorders, like neck pain, back pain, and headaches, the sheer number of providers who "treat back pain" are often confusing and intimidating. Who do you see? Where do you go? If you look at providers from the perspective of how they treat the person with the pain, that can help you understand your options.
Too many spine pain doctors?
How many kinds of professions care for your teeth? That's right, only one: dentists. How many professionals can care for you when you have a back problem? Chiropractors, physical therapists, osteopaths, orthopedists, neurologists, sports medicine doctors, massage therapists, sports trainers, general family doctors, physiatrists, tai chi instructors, and acupuncturists, just to name a few. Each with their own perspective and unique way for caring for you in your time of need.
Is it no wonder that people are confused about where to go when they headaches, neck pain, or back pain? Especially when that pain won't go away with the usual round of pain killers and muscle relaxers. You could literally spend thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours going from professional to professional looking for an answer to your problem without really getting any long term help. And many have done just that.
But with as many options as you have when you have a nagging or disabling spinal pain, there is a simple way to understand your care options. Ask each professional how they're going to treat your pain, and the differences begin to stand out.
Who uses drugs to treat pain?
When it comes to the first choice in treating your back pain, neck pain, or headaches, pharmaceuticals are the usually the first thing that medical providers recommend. Which means family medical doctors, orthopedists, neurologists, and some osteopaths can be grouped together. When it comes time for you to be evaluated for your pain, these professionals will make sure that your spinal pain is actually coming from your spine, and not from your internal organs, will offer you a pharmaceutical to help you deal with the pain as your body recovers.
Who uses surgery?
When persistent pain is involved, and you haven't responded to either stronger drugs, or even a course of physical therapy, the following providers may recommend surgery: orthopedists, neurologists, and some osteopaths. Family medical doctors might recommend surgery after referring you to another specialist. If your orthopedist or neurologist has a surgical specialty, they may be more inclined to recommend surgery for your care. In almost all cases, x-rays and MRIs will be used to diagnose a degenerate condition in the joints of your spine before surgery is recommended.
Who uses manual therapies to treat pain?
When it comes to helping patients or clients to chronic or acute pain, the following professionals use manual approaches: chiropractors, physical therapists, and massage therapists. Depending on their history with manual therapies, some medical doctors, like osteopaths and orthopedists will use some manual therapy in certain cases. In many cases medical providers feel most comfortable with referring you to a physical therapist for care. Some medical providers also refer to doctors of chiropractic as well.
Manual therapy includes massage, spinal manipulation, and exercise rehabilitation.
Who uses spinal manipulation?
Out of all these providers and all of these approaches, only one professional, at least in the United States, offers an effective manual therapy called spinal manipulation. And that is the doctor of chiropractic. Doctors of chiropractic perform well over 90% of all spinal manipulations (called chiropractic adjustments), giving chiropractors a unique option in helping you over come your spine related pain, like headaches, back pain, and neck pain.
How many professionals are available to help you care for your spine? Sometimes it seems like too many to count. But when you examine providers by how they treat the person with the pain, differences begin to stand out. If you want to try manipulation for the spine, your best choice of care is in the hands of a doctor of chiropractic.
About the Author
Dr. Barbara Read is a NUCCA Board Certified chirorpactor in Ames, Iowa.
Any idea why this severe lower back pain comes about?
Im suffering right now from severe lower back pain that comes and goes like every 3 weeks. Im 86kg and 178cm in height.
Is there any particular sport or exercise that you are doing every three weeks You did not say if it was a muscular pain or if it was an ache or a sharp pain. Look at the obvious Your bed is it giving support.? You chair in the Office perhaps, or you car seat if you do a lot of driving. If none of these why not have a check up with your doctor.
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