Persistent lower back pain
Lower back pain is the most common form of back pain. It may involve stiffness, aching, reduced movement or discomfort that becomes more noticeable during particular activities or positions.
This information helps the doctor make an independent clinical assessment and discuss options that may be suitable for you.
Back pain can affect any area from the neck to the lower spine and may involve surrounding muscles, joints, discs, nerves and connective tissues. Pain may be short term, recurring or persistent for longer than three months.
Back and neck pain can have several contributing factors. Your Herbly clinical team will consider your symptoms, medical history, current care and previous treatments as part of an individual assessment.
Lower back pain is the most common form of back pain. It may involve stiffness, aching, reduced movement or discomfort that becomes more noticeable during particular activities or positions.
Neck and upper back symptoms may affect movement, sleep, driving, computer work and other everyday activities. Some people also experience headaches or pain extending into the shoulders.
Pain may sometimes travel from the spine into an arm or leg. It may be accompanied by burning, shooting, tingling or numb sensations and may require further physical or specialist assessment.