Low Back Pain

Low Back Pain

Low Back Pain

Low back pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal problems and can affect your movement, posture, work, sleep, and everyday activities. It may develop due to muscle strain, poor posture, prolonged sitting, injuries, spinal conditions, or other underlying factors.

At Lora Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre, we provide personalized physiotherapy for low back pain, focusing on pain management, improved mobility, muscle strength, flexibility, and better functional movement.

Common Causes of Low Back Pain

Low back pain can have many causes and may occur suddenly or develop gradually. Common contributing factors include:

  • Muscle or ligament strain
  • Poor sitting or standing posture
  • Prolonged sitting or sedentary lifestyle
  • Improper lifting techniques
  • Lack of physical activity
  • Sports or workplace injuries
  • Spinal stiffness
  • Muscle weakness or imbalance
  • Age-related changes in the spine
  • Conditions such as sciatica or spondylosis

Symptoms of Low Back Pain

Depending on the underlying cause, symptoms may include:

  • Pain or aching in the lower back
  • Stiffness and restricted movement
  • Difficulty bending or straightening the back
  • Muscle tightness or spasms
  • Pain while sitting or standing for long periods
  • Difficulty walking or performing daily activities
  • Pain that may extend into the buttocks or legs
  • Reduced flexibility and mobility

How Physiotherapy Can Help

Physiotherapy can help address the physical factors contributing to low back pain and support a gradual return to normal activities. Your treatment plan is selected according to your symptoms, physical assessment, and functional requirements.

Treatment may include:

  • Pain-relief techniques
  • Manual therapy where appropriate
  • Stretching and flexibility exercises
  • Core and back strengthening exercises
  • Postural correction
  • Mobility exercises
  • Functional movement training
  • Ergonomic and activity guidance
  • Personalized home exercise programs

Personalized Low Back Pain Treatment

There is no single treatment that works for every type of back pain. At Lora Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre, we focus on understanding your movement limitations and developing a treatment plan suited to your individual needs.

Dr. D. Karunya, Senior Consultant Physiotherapist with 10+ years of experience, provides personalized physiotherapy and rehabilitation guidance to help patients manage pain, improve movement, and return to their daily activities with greater confidence.

Preventing Recurrent Back Pain

Along with treating existing symptoms, physiotherapy can help you understand how to protect your back during everyday activities. Patients may receive guidance on:

  • Maintaining better posture
  • Safe lifting techniques
  • Workplace and sitting ergonomics
  • Regular movement and exercise
  • Strengthening the core and supporting muscles
  • Maintaining healthy flexibility
  • Gradually returning to physical activities

When Should You Seek Physiotherapy?

Consider a physiotherapy assessment if your back pain is persistent, affecting your daily activities, limiting movement, or repeatedly returning. Early assessment can help identify movement problems and guide appropriate rehabilitation.

Seek urgent medical attention if back pain is accompanied by new loss of bladder or bowel control, numbness around the groin or inner thighs, significant weakness in the legs, or severe symptoms following a major injury.

Why Choose Lora Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Centre?

  • 10+ years of physiotherapy experience
  • Personalized treatment plans
  • Focus on pain relief and functional recovery
  • Exercise-based rehabilitation
  • Posture and ergonomic guidance
  • Home exercise support
  • Home visit physiotherapy available
  • Convenient video consultations

Start Your Journey Towards Better Back Health

With appropriate assessment, physiotherapy, regular exercise, and healthy movement habits, many people with low back pain can improve their mobility and return to their normal activities.