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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes—this focused 90-minute session is ideal for many people with chronic low back pain. Therapists assess your history, adapt pressure and techniques, and target tight hip flexors and lumbar muscles to reduce pain and improve function over repeated sessions.
Avoid heavy meals and alcohol before your appointment, wear comfortable clothing, and arrive a few minutes early. Bring any relevant medical information or pain notes so your therapist can tailor the session to your needs and ensure safe, effective treatment.
You may feel intensity while therapists work deep tissues, but discomfort is controlled and communicated. We use adjustable pressure, pauses, and stretching to avoid sharp pain. Speak up immediately if something feels too intense so we can modify techniques.
The treatment can relieve sciatica caused by muscular tension and compression by releasing tight hips and lower back muscles. However, nerve root compression from structural issues may require medical evaluation; we recommend coordinating care with your physician when symptoms are severe.
Frequency depends on pain severity and goals. Start with weekly or biweekly sessions for several weeks, then taper to maintenance every two to four weeks. Your therapist will create a plan and recommend at-home stretches to prolong relief between appointments.
Contraindications include recent fractures, open wounds, blood clots, active infections, uncontrolled hypertension, or severe osteoporosis. Inform us about pregnancy, medications, or medical conditions so your therapist can determine safety or suggest alternative approaches.