
Back pain can present in many different ways, and no two people experience it exactly the same. Some symptoms come on suddenly, while others develop gradually or return repeatedly over time.
You may be experiencing:
Understanding the pattern of your symptoms is an important step in determining what structures are involved and what type of care is most appropriate.
Back pain is rarely caused by a single issue. In most cases, it involves a combination of joint, muscle, and movement-related factors.
Some of the most common contributors we see include:
Identifying which of these factors are contributing to your pain allows treatment to be more targeted and effective.
Chiropractic care aims to improve spinal and joint movement, reduce pain, and support normal function. Treatment is adapted to the individual and may vary depending on the cause and duration of symptoms.
Care for back pain may include:
Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, care is tailored based on how your body responds and what goals you are working towards.
Your initial back pain consultation is focused on understanding your symptoms and providing clarity around your options.
This typically includes:
We prioritise communication, informed consent, and ensuring you understand each step of the process.
“Back pain” is an umbrella term that includes a range of more specific conditions. We commonly help patients with:
Some people experience back pain alongside nerve-related symptoms such as leg pain or tingling, which may indicate sciatica.
Each condition has different contributing factors, which is why accurate assessment is important before deciding on the most appropriate care.
In some cases, back pain may be associated with pain, discomfort, or altered sensation that travels into the buttock or leg. This pattern can be related to irritation of the sciatic nerve.
If your symptoms suggest nerve involvement, assessment helps determine whether sciatica-specific management is appropriate and whether further investigation is required.
Chiropractic care is widely used for back pain and is supported by clinical guidelines for musculoskeletal conditions. Treatment approaches vary from gentle techniques to more active rehabilitation strategies and are adapted to the individual.
Your chiropractor will explain findings, options, and expected outcomes so you can make informed decisions about your care.
The number of visits required depends on several factors, including:
Some people experience improvement over a small number of visits, while others benefit from a short course of care combined with rehabilitation and self-management strategies.
Our clinic is conveniently located in Midland and supports patients from surrounding suburbs including Midvale, Viveash, Guildford, Stratton, Swan View, and Bellevue.
We work with people from a wide range of backgrounds: office workers, tradespeople, athletes, parents, and retirees; and tailor care to individual needs and goals.
If you are experiencing back pain and would like a clear, evidence-based approach to care, our chiropractors are here to help.
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