Low Back Pain Treatment Buckhead, GA

Are you experiencing Low Back Pain and discomfort? 

If you are from Buckhead, GA and are suffering from low back pain, our chiropractors can help you. 

At Arrowhead Clinic our Chiropractic Doctors have been treating people with low back pain for over 40 years. 

Our chiropractors have developed the skills and training throughout the years to help with any low back pain condition. 

It is our goal to help you receive the pain relief treatment that you need. 

We offer a free consultation to see how we can best assist with your recovery. 

If you are suffering from low back pain in Buckhead, GA, click below to speak with our experienced Chiropractors today. 

Low Back Pain as a Result of an Auto Accident

Unfortunately, pain is a common occurrence after an auto accident. The blunt force impact that occurs during a traffic collision can play all sorts of havoc on the human body. There is no portion of the body that cannot be effected by such a traumatic accident. One especially vulnerable part of the body is the low back. A common low back issue that can develop as a result of an auto accident is Sciatica. Sciatica occurs when a disc in a persons back becomes herniated. The disc then begins to compress against the spinal cord, specifically the sciatic nerve. However, this is only one potential injury that can affect a persons low back. There are plenty of others. That is why it is so critical to see a health care provider following an auto accident. 

Provided you are not in any immediate life threatening danger, a chiropractic care professional is a great resource for overcoming your pain. An experienced chiropractor, like those at Arrowhead Clinic Buckhead, have a plethora of tools for diagnosing your specific condition. These range from hands on examinations to x-rays. An accurate diagnosis will help your chiropractor develop your optimum recovery treatment plan. 

If you are experiencing pain as a result of a car accident, contact us. The chiropractors at Arrowhead Clinic Buckhead specialize in these types of accidents. Call and schedule a free consultation with our skilled chiropractors today!

Other Causes of Low Back Pain 

There are many reasons someone may begin to experience low back pain. If any of the following areas become injured or strained, low back pain could be a result: 

• Discs Between Vertebrae
• Lumbar Spine
• Low Back Muscles
• Spinal Cord  And Nerves
• Ligaments In The Spine And Discs
• Internal Organs Of The Abdomen and Pelvis

If you are experiencing low back pain that resulted from an injury, our chiropractors can help to reduce your pain and get you feeling back to normal in no time. 

Our chiropractors are experts in treating musculoskeletal problems. 

Chiropractors rely on manual therapeutic techniques, spinal manipulation, and mobilization to help improve functionality and relieve pain in the low back. 

Our Chiropractic Doctors will use the following spinal manipulation techniques to help reduce pain in the low back: 

• Spinal Manipulation
• Instrument Assisted Spinal Manipulation 
• Flexion-Distraction Technique 

By using a combination of these therapies, our Chiropractors help to restore joint mobility and relieve low back pain. 

Before a chiropractic adjustment, our chiropractors will perform a complete examination that will include: 

• Evaluation of spinal function 
• Spinal Alignment
• Spinal Movement
• Posture

When we complete an exam, it will help us to better understand the underlying cause of your pain. 

In addition the the exam, our Chiropractors will review your medical history to ensure your pain condition is diagnosed properly.

We will then come up with a specialized treatment plan that is tailored to your specific needs for recovery. 

According to The Association of Chiropractic Colleges, "Chiropractic is a health care discipline that emphasizes the inherent recuperative power of the body to heal itself without the use of drugs or surgery.

Chiropractic Care focuses on the relationship between the supportive nature of the  spinal structure and its biomechanical functions (as coordinated by the nervous system) and how that relationship affects the preservation and restoration of health."