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Vancouver Chiropractic Care Relief for Back Pain and Fear of Back Pain

Have you noticed that if you see someone with a pin approach a balloon, you flinch or cover your ears? You know there’s a pop coming. It’s the same with Vancouver back pain. If you anticipate that your back to be painful, it often is. Vancouver Disc Centers cares for back pain patients daily with that balloon-pop instinct for back pain’s intensity. Vancouver Disc Centers works to help our Vancouver back pain patients feel back pain relief and find a way to not expect their backs to hurt.

Vancouver BACK PAIN PERCEPTION

Researchers write that perception of pain is shaped by both the expectation of pain (or no pain) and the actual sensation of pain. However, the bigger the difference between the expectation and the pain, the less the expectation of pain or no pain affects the actual experience of pain. (1) It is no wonder, then, that back pain patients - those with spondylosis, intervertebral disc disorders among others – have issues with depression. (2) They expect a life without back pain, yet they suffer with  back pain. There is a disconnect between perception and reality. Treating Vancouver back pain patients consists of not just treating the basis of back pain but its effects on the whole person, mind and body.

Vancouver BACK PAIN FEAR

Patients fear Vancouver back pain. Patients want a diagnosis, pain control and imaging (often despite what the medical guidelines dictate). These perceived needs patient by patients with back pain influence patient outcomes. (3) Back pain specialists who know these perceived needs can address these needs, can discuss these needs and can explain how these needs are being met with the Vancouver chiropractic treatment plan. Your chiropractor wants what is best for you and your desired and deserved pain relief.

Vancouver BACK PAIN RELIEF WITH SPINAL MANIPULATION

Fortunately, spinal manipulation shows itself worthy of use by Vancouver back pain patients as research tells that it may reduce the expectation of pain, the fear of movement and other related brain responses that chronic low back pain patients experience. (As a side note, how were these findings documented? With amazing new MRI technology that studies brain function and blood oxygen level signaling! Amazing!).  (4) Your Vancouver chiropractor at Vancouver Disc Centers offers the gentlest form of spinal manipulation, Cox Technic, that itself is amazing. Another research study reported that manipulation and mobilization likely reduce pain and increase function for chronic low back pain. Manipulation has a better effect than mobilization. Both seemed to be safe interventions guiding the researchers to propose that a multimodal treatment plan may be encouraging. (5) Vancouver Disc Centers knows this to be true! Your treatment plan will involve a variety of treatment approaches to help get you the relief you want.

Listen to this PODCAST with Australian chiropractor, Dr. Camercon McConville, on The Back Doctor’s Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson. Dr. McConville shares how he combines a variety of treatment approaches to help his patients return to the activities they desire to do without always feeling the fear of pain.

CONTACT Vancouver Disc Centers

Schedule your Vancouver chiropractic appointment at Vancouver Disc Centers. Together, you and Vancouver Disc Centers will help create positive perceptions of back pain relief potential with chiropractic care.

Vancouver Disc Centers delivers a comprehensive Vancouver chiropractic treatment plan to help relieve the back pain and the fear and depression that sometimes accompany it.
 
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