Low back pain (LBP) is a prominent problem in developed nations. It has or will affect most of us at some point in time. The current estimate is that eighty percent of people will experience back pain at least once. LBP is the largest cause of disability worldwide. It is also important to note that. . .
Tag: low back pain
Low Back Pain
Low Back Pain (LBP) is a huge problem in developed nations worldwide. It has or will affect most of us. The current estimate is that eighty percent of people will experience back pain at least once. It is the single biggest cause of disability worldwide. It is also important to note that six percent of. . .
Orthopedic Injury
It’s important to arm yourself with as much knowledge as possible when you have questions about injuries. Read our latest blog for information, and remember: all Makovicka Physical Therapy clinics offer a Complimentary Consultation by appointment to discuss your questions with a physical therapist. Q: What is an orthopedic injury? A: An orthopedic injury is. . .
Low Back Pain
It is evident low back pain is a major debilitating problem for many people. Low back pain can affect a wide population range, be of varying severity and have many different causes and even unknown causes (Akhtar, Karimi, & Gilani, (2017). Some of the causes of back pain can range anywhere from muscle strains, bulging. . .
Lumbar Strain/Sprain
Low back pain is, unfortunately, a nuisance that most adults will have to deal with at some point in their lives. The onset of pain may creep up slowly over time, with no discernable triggering event. Other times, however, you can pinpoint exactly where you were and what you were doing when the pain began.. . .
Shoveling Safely to Avoid Back Pain
With winter and snowy weather right around the corner, your friends at Makovicka Physical Therapy want to remind you how to avoid back pain while shoveling. Stop in to any of our 15 convenient clinic locations if you have questions.. . .
Winter Ice Hazard Causing Slips and Falls
The ice storm that we are experiencing has been forecasted for several days, and it came as expected. Sidewalks, streets, driveways, and steps are covered with ice, making it hazardous to be outside. But if you do need to go out, we urge you to be careful. Allow ice melt to diminish the ice around. . .