Do you wake up with an aching back that only seems to worsen throughout the day? Are you prevented from doing the things you want because of your symptoms? At The Spine Care Center in Manassas, we know that living with untreated back pain can seriously disrupt your life. We want to help you understand what may be causing your symptoms, so in today’s post, we’ll discuss some of the most common conditions that contribute to back pain. We discussed three common causes of back pain in a previous entry, so be sure to read through that information if you haven’t yet seen it. The Spine Care Center in Manassas offers a number of back pain treatments that can help you get back to living a pain-free life. Our spine doctors have been recognized as Top Doctors in Washingtonian Magazine and Northern Virginia Magazine, and you can trust us to … [ read more ]

Back pain affects thousands of Americans each and every day, and many people who suffer from back pain don’t know what’s causing their symptoms, or where to turn for help. In part one of this ongoing series, we’ll take an in-depth look at many of the most common conditions that contribute to low back pain. If you’re experiencing any of the symptoms discussed in today’s entry, then reach out to the dedicated spine doctors at The Spine Care Center in Manassas. We take back pain treatment seriously, and we’ll always work to help you find an effective treatment plan that addresses your needs and your lifestyle. Get started with an appointment through this page. Three Conditions That Cause Back Pain Spinal Arthritis Arthritis is a condition that occurs when the body’s joints become irritated. Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when healthy joints and cartilage are attacked by the body’s immune system, while … [ read more ]

It’s not just heavy physical labor that can take a toll on your musculoskeletal system. Office work can also put stress on your spine, particularly in your neck. Even if your employer has invested in sit-stand desks that allow you to change position throughout the day, your posture may still be causing neck pain. In today’s post, we’ll take a look at three different ways that office jobs cause neck pain. While we do suggest a few different ways to improve your posture in today’s post, we recommend scheduling an appointment with our Manassas spine doctors if you have ongoing pain. Continue reading below to learn more, and contact The Spine Care Center today for a consultation! What Causes Neck Pain? The main cause of neck pain in office work is a poorly constructed workspace that forces your neck into uncomfortable positions. The most natural position of your neck when you … [ read more ]