Do Not Fear Moving with Fort Wayne Back Pain. Prepare for It!

Researchers report that patients, particularly older ones, with chronic lower back pain are nervous of motion, that they actually walk carefully for fear of injury and falling! (1,2) Now, Aaron Chiropractic Clinic doesn't want our patients to be slowed down by fear or lower back pain! Let us help. Aaron Chiropractic Clinic's chiropractic care integrated with some easy balance-building exercises help make our patients feel more steady and certain!

Slowed gait speed in older adults with chronic lower back pain often produces less independence and function. (1) We comprehend how substantial independence is to Fort Wayne older folks. They want to be on their own!

patient holds wall for stability exerciseSo, have your loved one or yourself try a simple proprioception and balance exercise physical therapy routine after we talk at our next chiropractic visit, of course! The easiest one is to just stand and hold onto the wall or a counter, get your bearings, then lift one foot. Hold it as long as possible. 30 seconds would be great! Don't be hasty. Take your time. Keep your eyes open. Don't do anything that makes you uncomfortable. This is not a competition. It's your life, your gait, your independence.

happy older lower back pain patient with no fearFear slows or stops the best of us at times. Fear of injury or fear of pain is a strong motivator to shy away from what could hurt us. But managing your lower back pain in Fort Wayne with our gentle chiropractic care and building your sense of balance will get you out moving again. We look forward to your progress toward being more balanced and walking more confidently. Contact Aaron Chiropractic Clinic today.

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