Back
Conditions & treatments for the back, spine, muscles and soft tissue
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Trapezius
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Rhomboids
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Psoas Iliacus
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Erector spinae
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Lat Dorsi
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Quadratus Lumborum
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Trigger Points
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Massage
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Sarcoiliac Joint
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Assessment Test
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Sciatica
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Pain
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Scoliosis
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Posture
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Spine
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Back Muscles
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Exercises Stretches
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What's causing your back pain?
Perhaps the most common larger problem is that the erector spinae muscle is not working as hard as it needs to or is even over worked. If the erectors of the spine work overtime stabilizing the spine in say sitting at a desk, the muscles become dysfunctional over time and the QL has to pick up some of its slack.