Spine Stability Thorugh Chiropractic Care In Malaysia

If you experience recurrent aches and pains in your neck, upper back, mid-back, or low back, you may have spinal instabilities. Spinal instability is prevalent in Malaysia. The good news is that spinal instabilities are treatable and recoverable. Contact us today to stabilize your spine through holistic measures of physiotherapy combined with chiropractic in Malaysia.

Pateints who experience instabilities in their spine need focused treatments that holistically address their joint, ligament, muscle, spinal disc, and nerve issues.

Spinal stability is provided by muscles, ligaments, spinal discs, and spinal joints. Stability of the spine is achieved when you have them all working in proper order. Degernatvie changes, weakness in muscles or ligaments are primary contributors to spinal instability.

Your spinal joints (facets), facet ligaments, and ligaments, and muscles do a lot to stabilize you and maintain an upright posture. Joints (facets) and spinal discs provide passive stability. However, the joints and spinal discs need neuromuscular support (nerves and muscles) to stay stable with movements or activity. A combination of dynamic muscular forces and passive ligamentous support is required to provide stability and movements of daily living and sports activity.

Patients with hypertrophy of ligamentum flavum, facet hypertrophy, slip-discs, and spondylolisthesis will exhibit spinal instabilities.

Muscles That Help Stabilize Your Spine

There are two major muscle groups in the lower back, local and global muscles, which should work together to provide the lumbar spine stability and mobility. Global muscles are large, dynamic, phasic muscles that connect the pelvis to the rib cage, generating torque movements and general trunk stabilization. The Rectus abdominus, external oblique, and upper part of lumbar iliocostalis are considered global muscles.

Local postural tonic muscles attach directly to the lumbar vertebrae and are the major contributors to the lumbar segmental stability. Multifidus, psoas muscle, quadratus lumborum, lumbar parts of iliocostalis, longissimus, transversus abdominis, diaphragm, and the posterior fibers of the internal oblique are a few examples of the local muscles in the lower back. These muscles are essential to maintain spinal stability during the movement of the trunk.

Chiropractic Specialty Center® has skills, knowledge, expertise, and advanced therapy devices to help stabilize your spine and maintain lasting relief. Contact our main center today on 03 2093 1000 to learn how CSC’s chiropractic care can help stabilize your spine.