One of the most frequent excuses for people to give up on things they love is back pain. They may not be able to find out why their back is hurting when they go to the movies, play with their kids or even go for a walk. It may be due to poor posture or more complex, such as disc degeneration, muscle strain or nerve compression.
One problem with back pain is that it doesn't remain a back problem. If untreated it typically causes the muscles that surround the area to become stiff, causes further postural changes, and in some instances spreads into the legs. It's typically there people begin to search for true solutions and not more pain relievers.
If you're looking for back pain treatment in Pune, the more useful question isn't just "how do I stop the pain," but "what's actually causing it", since a strained muscle, a degenerating disc, and nerve compression all need quite different treatment approaches to actually resolve.
Back pain manifests according to the cause, and typical signs are:
If the pain has been present for a couple weeks, or it's spreading down your leg, then it's important to get evaluated properly and not rest and hope that it goes away.
There are many possible causes of back pain and in Ayurveda, the majority of back pain is associated with the aggravation of Vata dosha in the supporting tissues of the spine. Common causes and risk factors are:
There are consistent habits that most of the time prevent or at least control back pain:
When patients visit the doctor for back pain treatment in Pune, they have tried pain killers, heat pads, or a few exercises with a physiotherapist but the pain has come back within weeks. Dr. Rajeev Keloth Nambiar MD, BAMS (Dr. Nambiar's Advanced Ayurveda) begins by determining the root cause of the pain, which could be muscular strain, disc-related or nerve compression, as treating all back pain in a similar way is seldom effective.
Treatment involves therapies that nourish spinal tissue, help decrease inflammation and relieve tension in the muscles, as well as posture and lifestyle correction to prevent recurrence. Dr. Nambiar has been working for 26 years treating spine-related issues, and has assisted numerous individuals in transitioning from chronic and recurring back pain to a life that is truly pain free.
If it doesn't go away in a few weeks, spreads up or down your leg or is accompanied by numbness, have it checked out instead of ignoring it.
Not usually. Rest is usually worse than gentle movement, which will generally help.
Yes, there are many patients who will actually experience significant pain and mobility improvement when addressing the underlying inflammation and tissue nourishment.
It depends on the cause, but many patients notice improvement within a few weeks of starting a proper treatment plan.