Symptoms of lower back pain can vary, sometimes occurring at specific times or during certain movements, while in other cases, pain may arise without any apparent cause. Generally, the majority of these cases are attributed to spinal misalignment, but examinations may also reveal past foot fractures or lifestyle-related factors. The reason for this is that, when pain is not a result of sudden injury, spinal misalignment can occur due to accumulated fatigue, leading to lower back pain.

When misalignment persists, placing strain on the lower back, the lumbar spine, located at the height of the lower back, may become rounded or excessively arched. While a slight arch in the lumbar spine is normal, excessive rounding may increase the risk of conditions such as herniated discs, spinal stenosis, and excessive arching may lead to conditions like spondylolisthesis, resulting in leg numbness or paralysis.

Lower back pain can thus create secondary complications, but early intervention can shorten the recovery period and reduce the risk of further complications. Our commitment at Handless Seitai is to contribute to the health not only of our clients in their current state but also to empower their ongoing well-being.