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About 80 percent of Americans experience low back pain (LBP) in their lifetime. It is estimated that each year 15-20 percent of the population develop chronic low back pain. Americans spend at least $50 billion each year on LBP. LBP is the Third most common reason to undergo a surgical procedure. Why is your low back pain getting worse every year? What can physical therapy do to help me? What can I do to help myself? Join Dr. Ivan Huergo and Dr. Chad Garvey as they continue to discuss strategies for you to learn about the most current and innovative ways to treat low back pain and help you move through life with strength and confidence.
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