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Peripheral neuropathy patients we see here at LaserTech almost always started their treatment journey with a prescription medication.
Back pain can affect every part of your daily life, from work and exercise to sleep and simple day-to-day movement.
At LaserTech Pain and Back Relief Center, we focus on identifying and treating the underlying causes of back pain rather than simply masking symptoms with medications, injections, or temporary fixes.
Using a combination of chiropractic care, physiotherapy modalities and technologies, movement-based rehabilitation, and supportive therapies, our goal is to help patients improve function, reduce pain, and avoid unnecessary surgery whenever possible.
Many people use the term “back pain” to describe a wide range of conditions affecting different parts of the spine, muscles, discs, joints, and nerves.
Pain may come from:
That’s why a proper evaluation is important. Two people with similar symptoms may have very different underlying causes.
Lower back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek care. Symptoms may range from occasional stiffness to severe pain that affects standing, walking, bending, or sitting.
Lower back pain may involve:
Many patients benefit from a combination of spinal decompression, soft tissue therapy, and functional rehabilitation designed to improve stability and movement.
Sciatica occurs when the sciatic nerve becomes irritated or compressed, often due to disc problems or narrowing around the spine.
Symptoms may include:
Lumbar radiculopathy is a similar condition involving irritation of spinal nerve roots in the lower back.
Depending on the cause of your symptoms, care may include spinal decompression, cold laser therapy, shockwave therapy focused on reducing nerve sensitivity.
Disc injuries can place pressure on nearby nerves and create pain in the back, hips, legs, neck, or arms.
Common symptoms may include:
At LaserTech, evaluation may include review of MRI findings and in-office digital X-rays when appropriate. Many patients with disc-related pain explore non-invasive options such as spinal decompression and rehabilitation before considering more invasive procedures.
Spinal stenosis occurs when spaces within the spine become narrowed, placing pressure on nerves and surrounding structures.
Symptoms may include:
Our care plans often combine spinal decompression, cold laser therapy, movement-focused rehabilitation, and supportive therapies designed to improve function and mobility.
Pain in the middle or upper back can develop from posture problems, repetitive stress, muscle tension, rib dysfunction, or spinal irritation.
Thoracic spine pain may feel like:
Care may include manual and soft tissue therapies, postural rehabilitation, shockwave therapy, and targeted mobility work.
Not all back pain comes from discs or nerves. Muscle strain and soft tissue irritation are also common causes of pain and stiffness.
These injuries may result from:
Treatment may include:
At LaserTech, treatment plans are built around the individual, not just a diagnosis.
Depending on your condition and symptoms, your care plan may include:
The goal is to improve how your body moves and functions while addressing the factors contributing to your pain.
Understanding the source of back pain is an important first step.
Your evaluation may include:
These findings help determine which combination of therapies may be most appropriate for your condition.
Learn more about Diagnostics & Movement Evaluation.
If you’re dealing with ongoing back pain, sciatica, disc-related symptoms, or recurring muscle strain, LaserTech offers non-invasive care focused on helping you move and feel better without relying solely on medications or surgery.
We’ll begin with a consultation, review your symptoms and history, and determine which treatment approaches may be appropriate for your needs.

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