Our chiropractors at Ivey-O'Sullivan Health Care Services can assist Spartanburg back pain patients who may also be experiencing neck pain, migraines, or injuries sustained in an auto accident. If you suffer from fibromyalgia, we can also treat you and teach you pain management techniques.

Common Causes of Pain In the Back

An auto accident is one of the most common causes for pain in the back, especially since back injuries often go undetected for as long as a few weeks, or even months afterward.

Other back injuries that lead to pain the back may include sprained or strained muscles and ligaments, inflamed joints, and disc degeneration or herniation.

Certain other conditions can also contribute to pain in the back ranging from obesity and poor posture to stress, and to conditions such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, or kidney infections.

How Chiropractic Care Helps

The adjustments and therapies provided by our professional team can alleviate the pain and discomfort of back injuries.

Typically, manual adjustments of vertebrae and the pelvis move everything back into proper position and alignment. These procedures alleviate the pain and restore range of motion.

We also offer a variety of therapies that enhance the adjustments our chiropractors provide. One of these techniques is trigger point therapy, which relieves muscle tension during spasms. Some of our physiotherapy or physical therapy techniques include electrical muscle stimulation, cryotherapy, and moist heat therapy.

One advanced care service we provide for extensive injuries or conditions is known as non-surgical lumbar decompression. This is appropriate for herniated discs, certain ruptures, and degenerative arthritis.

What type of pain do you have in your back? What treatments have you tried to relieve the pain?

We want to help you! We can answer your questions, address your concerns, and make an appointment for you with a chiropractor at either of our offices. Let us help you get back on the road to wellness, so you can enjoy life again, free from pain.