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How many people do you know in your life that have complained about back pain? It’s probably quite a few. Now think about how many responses you have received when asking them where it hurts. It’s back pain, but it’s also pain that can occur anywhere along the back or sides and cause problems in the legs. It can be an elusive and chronic problem that comes and goes, or just stays and stays and stays.

Almost everyone has experienced some kind of back pain from lifting a box that’s too heavy or falling asleep on the couch in an uncomfortable position. The pain can be as simple as a sore back muscle or as complicated as a degenerating disc. The pain can be mild or severe. But what many people don’t know is the pain can also be the result of both emotional and physical influences. Stress plays a factor in back pain just like it does in everything else in our life.

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The type of back pain treatment we get for back pain depends on the amount of discomfort we're in and the severity of the pain. Acute sudden pain or low back pain will often require bed rest the first day as well as ice for the first three days.

A sudden onset of pain is usually the result of a fall, car accident or some sort of trauma. You may also feel like your back popped out of joint or snapped. Medical research has determined that after the first few days, part of your back pain treatment should to be as active as normal.

For chronic back pain that comes on slowly or lasts for months and i more of a dull pain, the back pain treatment that is usually recommended is heat and if that fails to work, then ice. It's important to remember to use ice for acute back pain and heat for chronic back pain.

If you have been seeing a doctor for two weeks and have not seen improvement, a physical therapist will be recommended as part of your back pain treatment. Often your doctor will give you a prescription to see a physical therapist, but you may also choose to go on your own. The type of back pain treatment you have is ultimately your decision. The physical therapist will do an evaluation at your first visit to determine your history as well as the location and type of back pain you are experiencing.

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