If you have suffered with back pain in the past, there is a good chance that you are likely to have back pain again in the future, as it sadly has a habit of recurring. Whilst many instances of back pain will take just a few weeks to get better, the back is a part of the body that takes a huge amount of flak from day to day and, as such, once it has been weakened, there will be a greater propensity for injuries to recur.
Those who have suffered with back pain will be well aware just how much it can affect their day to day life, and even mild pain in the lower back can get in the way of many different pursuits and make many tasks we take for granted suddenly seem a great deal harder.
However, whilst such pain is likely to recur for many people who have had an episode of back pain before, the right London physio could ensure that this does not have to be the case.
The most important thing to help back pain get better is relative rest by modifying usual activities. Many people see problems exacerbated by not heeding the warning signs and carrying on as normal even after those first few twinges are noticed. For many, early rest and therefore prevention of making things worse will be enough if they have never suffered back problems before. By making sure that the back is rested and combining this with a short course of London physiotherapy, those with back problems can find that not only is the issue resolved much more quickly but that the same problems don’t keep recurring.
For those who have suffered regularly or whose symptoms do not go away within a short space of time, seeking advice from a London physio will be very important. Finding information online is all well and good, but each case will be very different and taking the wrong steps could make things worse. As such, seeking advice from a London physiotherapy clinic can be vital.