Back Pain Treatment in Kirkland, WA
Personalized chiropractic care designed to relieve back pain, restore mobility, and help you return to everyday activities with confidence.
Understanding Your Back Pain
Back pain can affect your ability to work, exercise, sleep, and complete ordinary daily tasks. It may develop gradually from posture and repetitive strain or appear suddenly following an injury.
Dr. David Bourree evaluates how your spine, joints, muscles, and movement patterns may be contributing to your symptoms before recommending care.
Common Causes of Back Pain
Back discomfort may be associated with:
- Prolonged sitting or poor posture
- Muscle strains and ligament sprains
- Improper lifting techniques
- Auto accident or workplace injuries
- Spinal joint restrictions
- Bulging or herniated discs
- Sciatica and nerve irritation
- Weakness or muscle imbalances
- Repetitive movements
- Age-related spinal changes
Because back pain can have many causes, an individualized evaluation is an important first step.
A Comprehensive Approach to Relief
Depending on your condition, your personalized care plan may include:
- Chiropractic adjustments
- Spinal decompression
- Deep tissue laser treatment
- Gentle stretching and mobility work
- Corrective exercises
- Strengthening and rehabilitation
- Posture and ergonomic guidance
- Lifestyle recommendations
Treatment is adjusted as your comfort, strength, and mobility improve. Dr. Bourree may also recommend practical changes involving posture, lifting techniques, workstation ergonomics, movement breaks, and sleeping positions to help support your progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
Consider an evaluation if pain persists, repeatedly returns, affects normal activities, or is accompanied by stiffness or reduced mobility. Seek urgent medical care for severe weakness, loss of bladder or bowel control, major trauma, or numbness around the groin.
Not every patient requires imaging. Dr. Bourree will review your symptoms and health history to determine whether X-rays or other diagnostic testing may be appropriate.
Yes. Extended sitting, poor workstation positioning, and limited movement can place additional stress on the back. Ergonomic adjustments and regular movement breaks may help reduce that strain.
Start Moving with Greater Comfort
Receive personalized care focused on addressing your back pain and helping you return to a more comfortable, active routine.
