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Stay Active with Low Back Pain

Stay Active with Low Back Pain

Stay Active with Low Back Pain Staying active with low back pain is usually one of the best ways to help your back recover and prevent future flare-ups—because gentle movement keeps your spine supported by the muscles that stabilize it. We don’t need you “crushing it”...

Is it Back Pain or Is it Hip Pain?

Back pain is undoubtedly the most common ailment we see at Warwick Chiropractic. However, back pain like other ailments does not necessarily mean that it is the back that has caused the pain. In many cases it can be hip issues that reflect the pain into the back. Many...

Correct Your Posture for Pain Relief

Poor posture is all around us. You wouldn’t believe as a chiropractor, how often I see people with rounded shoulders, heads down, slouched in seats and more. It’s no wonder why many people come in to see chiropractors and physical therapists with back pain...

How Walking Backwards Can Help Your Back

Kinesiophobia: the fear of movement. This is a frequent problem we see in patients that suffer from chronic low back pain (cLBP), because of their pain. If a patient is not moving enough, this causes muscle weakness and atrophy. Then, a domino effect begins. Muscle...

What Can I do for My Low Back Pain?

What can you do for low back pain? In today’s article, we will be discussing some exercises that you can do for low back pain being that it is the most common reason for doctor visits especially in the United States. Here is something you can do that is simple self...