Chiropractor near Parramatta | Massage Parramatta
Principal chiropractor Dr Balraj Ougra is a chiro in Parramatta LGA based in Carlingford, who offers you a wealth of knowledge and expertise, enabling him to provide quality treatment for your pain related complaints ranging from:
Back Pain
Neck pain
Headaches & Migraines
Frozen Shoulder and more..
Have you ever experienced back pain? Did you it’s one of the most common health complaints in the Australia? Each year about 1 in 6 Australian’s report having back pain, and a lot of it comes from spinal disc issues. As a local Parramatta Chiropractor, we can help as we’re based in nearby Carlingford. The team also provides locals of Parramatta Remedial Massage Therapy services too.
“Almost 2 in 5 (38%) people with back problems said pain “moderately” interfered with daily activities.”
Parramatta to Carlingford
You can make your way from Parramatta to Carlingford by driving, bus and soon through the Parramatta Light Rail, which has replaced the Carlingford train line.
Drive: 7-12 minutes
Bus: 625, 549, 546, 550
Uber: Avg $20.00
Parking: Free onsite parking
Having Back Pain and Sciatica?
Your spinal disc is a complex piece of cartilage that sits between the vertebrae (bones) that make up your spine. Your discs have two parts. The tough outer portion, called the annulus fibrosus, is made up of collagen fibers. The inside of the disc is called the nucleus pulposus, which is gel-like. The discs have three main functions: to absorb shock, hold the vertebrae of the spine together, and allow flexibility of the spinal column.
Back pain and other symptoms can occur if the disc is damaged or pressing on your spinal nerves. The following are some common disc problems.
Types of Spinal Disc Problems
● Herniated Discs - A herniated disc is often called a slipped or ruptured disc. Symptoms depend on what part of the spine is affected and usually only occur on one side of the body. Patients describe a burning, sharp, stabbing, sciatica or shooting pain with specific movements. Some people experience numbness, tingling, or weakness if there's spinal nerve compression.
● Degenerative Disc Disease - When one or more spinal discs break down, often due to age and injury, pain can result. Over time, your spinal discs become worn and lose their rubbery texture. It's unable to act as a shock absorber, and flexibility can become limited.
Next Steps:
Does Your Back Hurt? Low back pain and muscle tension can significantly impact your activities and active lifestyle. If you’ve experienced back pain, numbness, tingling, and weakness, give us a call. These symptoms may be a sign that you have a spinal disc problem.
