JAMA Network | JAMA | Low Back Pain
This article in the April 24th, 2013 edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association says that Chiropractic treatment can be a benefit for low back pain. This is an amazing statement form this source. They also recommend acupuncture, physical therapy and exercise.
According to the article, surgery is not usually needed and should only be considered if more conservative therapies fail. That's how I practice. Using methods of chiropractic...acutherapy(acupuncture without needles), functional myofascial/fascia treatment, exercise and home advice, it is likely for these patients that their back pain, sciatica and misery can be helped.
About Me
- Dr. John DiVelbiss, DC
- Dr D is a 1976 graduate of OSU and a 1982 grad of Palmer College of Chiropractic.
He has been a Chiropractor in the Hilliard and Columbus, Ohio area for 30 years.
His office is at 3974 Brown Park Dr., Suite C, Hilliard OH 43026. Or call 614-529-8171.
His practice combines chiropractic, exercise training for his patients, as well as meridian therapy (acupuncture without needles)and cranial therapy and advice/coaching.