Author: PrimeHP

It shouldn’t be surprising, for a condition so common and with such pervasive consequences, that innumerable treatment modalities have been used to treat lower back pain. Some of these modalities have little or no scientific basis, such as the use…

As discussed in my previous article, the causes of lower back pain can be divided into ‘mechanical’ and ‘pathological’ types. Mechanical lower back pain accounts for 97% of all cases and includes problems such as lumbar muscle strains, disc injuries…

Lower back pain is probably the single most common symptom in man, more common even than a headache. At any one time 15% of adults in the world have lower back pain, and between 50 – 80% of people will…