Stouffville Health Centre

Back Pain

We have been treating Back Pain non-surgically for over 40 years.
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Low back pain is becoming increasingly common, with up to 80% of people experiencing low back pain at some point in their life.

This is particularly true in large centres like downtown Toronto, where sedentary desk work, poor postural habits, and decreased overall activity, have all combined to increase the stress and strain on the lower back and the incidence of injury. The degree of pain ranges from mild discomfort to acute and debilitating chronic pain, with low back pain now the number one cause of disability worldwide.

Taking proactive steps to avoid this progression is one of the most common reasons people consult with a back pain chiropractor. In the majority of cases, with early intervention, back episodes will improve with chiropractic care treatments after only a few days, while more complicated clinical presentations where the pain persists may require advanced diagnostic imaging and more comprehensive treatment strategies for complete recovery.

Testimonial

“I had difficulty getting out of my car, difficulty getting into an upright position, so I was walking stooped over at about a 45% angle and my pain level was severe. I have had problems with my hips, my right ankle and I was fed up with my re-occurring condition. Even drinking a glass of water was difficult, as my head and shoulders could not move back for such a simple movement. I was very skeptical about spinal decompression and could not believe that I could just have a series of treatments and recover, because I was in such pain and whatever I tried it the past, it did not work, or only worked somewhat, or I did get some relief but the pain came back. I’ve done epidurals, nerve touch, pain killers, and bed rest.

Then I hurt my back again doing something as simple as sweeping the stairs. This pain was the most severe of the three attacks that I have had to date. I started the spinal decompression treatments and just a few weeks later, I can get up and down, move my shoulders back and do anything at all without pain. Spinal decompression has given me back my life. I really did not believe that it could, but it did, and I was in enough pain that I was willing to try. I am very glad that I did. I remain committed to the physiotherapy stretching exercises that I do to continue to develop my strength & flexibility.”

– Ev Doherty

WE CARE. WE LISTEN. WE GET RESULTS.

Break free from pain, so you can get back to doing the things you love. Enjoy a brighter future, and be healthier than you ever thought possible!

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