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The Fact of Low Back Pain and Neck Pain
There are over 600 muscles, tendons, ligaments and bones in human body. If you feel low back pain or neck pain, most likely you are injured few muscles out of those 600 soft tissues (muscle, tendon, ligament). Cracking your spine may not be the best, safest medical procedure when you injure your low back and neck, you injured (may feel severe tightness due to adhesion scar tissue) most likely your muscles, tendons, and ligaments (soft tissue).
“The joint” is a motor unit, which consists of bone, ligament (or soft bones), tendon, muscle, and fasciae. Bones cannot move or stabilize themselves. Therefore, low back pain and neck pain with posture issue such as “Hyper/ Hypo-lordosis” is also can be consider non-bone conditions. It is Spinal Postural Syndrome due to soft tissue problem and most of them are fixable.
Most of the “Scoliosis” can be better as well.
7 muscular layers in back pain (-Detailed Approaching Method-)
In treating back pain, we will consider that we have 7 layers of muscle group in human body. Your low back therapy needs to be scientific and detailed base. In Each muscle group, they have different functions and services so as complicated attachment and directions of muscle fibers. In our office, we will explain those in detail.
Explaining “Intertransevarsarii muscle” to the youth athlete. Our Clinic was broadcasted several times.
| Type of Low Back Pain | Targeted Soft Tissue (Low back pain) |
|---|---|
| TypeA Low back pain With bending over |
1. Erector Spinae 2. Posterior Sacro Iliac Ligament 3. Sacrotuberous Ligament 4. Lumber ligament L4 L5 |
| TypeB Low back pain With bending upwards |
1. Lumbar ligament 2. Multifidus Muscles L3,4.5 3. Iliacus/Iliopsoas muscle |
| TypeC Low back pain With looking back Rotational Move Such as GOLF swing |
1. Illiopsoas muscle 2. Quadratus Lumborum muscle 3. Intertransevarsalii muscle 4. Possible Hip joint Capusule(softbone part) |
| TypeD Low back pain With side bending |
1. Quadratus Lumborum muscle 2. Intertransevarsalii muscle 3. Posterior Sacro Iliac Ligament |
| TypeE Low back pain With radiating back of thigh (Sciatica) |
1. Priformis Muscle 2. Posterior Sacro Iliac Ligament 3. Hamstring muscle group 4. Peroneus Longus |
| TypeF Low back pain With radiating side of thigh |
1. Intertransevarsalii muscle |
| TypeG Low Back pain With Herniated Disk Need MRI |
1. Quadratus Lumborum muscle 2. Lumber ligament L4 L5 3. Posterior Sacro Iliac Ligament 4. Sacrotuberous Ligament 5. Priformis Muscle 6. Iliacus/Iliopsoas muscle |
| Type H Low back pain With Stenosis Need MRI |
1. Multifudus muscle 2. Rotatores muscle 3. Semispinalis muscle |
| Type I Lowback pain With Spodylolisthesis Need X-ray |
1. Multifudus muscle 2. Rotatores muscle 3. Semispinalis muscle |
| Type of Neck Pain | Targeted Soft Tissue (Neck Pain) |
|---|---|
| TypeA Neck pain With looking down without headache |
1. Trapezius 2. Levator Scapulae 3. Splenius capitis |
| TypeB Neck Pain With looking upwards without pain shooting down to the arm |
1. Multifidus Muscles C3〜7 2. Cervical Joint Capsule 3. Longus Coli |
| TypeC Neck pain With looking backwards With Sports such as Golf, Tennis etc. |
1. Levator Scapulae 2. Cervical Joint Capsule 3. Intertransevarsalii muscle 4. Multifidus Muscles C3〜7 |
| TypeD Neck pain With side (lateral) bending |
1. Levator Scapulae 2. Intertransevarsalii muscle |
| TypeE Neck pain With Tension Headache |
1. Rectus Capitis 2. Superior Oblique 3. Splenius capitis |
| TypeF Neck pain With stabbing pain into Scapular (Upper back pain) |
1. Splenius capitis 2. Splenius cervices |
| TypeG Neck pain With Herniated Disk Need MRI |
1. Multifudus muscle 2. Rotatores muscle 3. Semispinalis muscle |
