Chronic back pain cause

What is your chronic back pain cause?

Pain is considered chronic when is has been persistent for a period of time usually exceeding from 3 to 6 months. It may also recur on and off over long periods of time. When pain has been lasting this long it looses it’s primary role of warning that he body is or may be damaged with an injury. Progressively other symptoms appear. These may be tiredness, sleep disorders, diminished appetite, weight loss, constipation, lower sex drive and depression.

Usually chronic back pain is from an identifiable origin and has a physiologic explanation. These include:

• Ankylosing Spondylitis
  
• Sacroiliitis
  
• Osteoarthritis
  
• Osteoporosis
  
• Soft tissue or nerve injury
  
• Nerve root disorder
  
• Disk disease
  
• Fractures
  
• Paget’s disease
  
• Scoliosis
  
• Arachnoiditis
  
• Tumors

Sometimes chronic back pain has a psychological cause. In this case, no injury or physical disease justifying the intensity of the back pain is detectable. This doesn’t mean that the back pain isn’t real. A psychological stress triggered the pain process.

With Laser therapy it’s possible to relieve and in some occasions cure chronic back pain. After you’ve seen your health professional and identified what is causing your back pain, you can try laser therapy on yourself and take control of your pain.

Have a look at these related links:

Efficacy of low power laser therapy and exercise on pain and functions in chronic low back pain

Please be advised that individual results for any given person using laser therapy cannot be guaranteed, nor can they be predicted with absolute accuracy. Results do vary.