The first tissue has to do with the bones in the lower back jamming or locking up. As you can see with the image on the left the cartilage in the joint is smooth and well aligned. Due to poor posture or an accident of some kind the joint(s) will misalign, lockup and inflame. Depending on your specific case I chose from three different types of adjustments to gently restore movement and alignment.
The second tissue is muscle. Either through trauma or over time muscular tissues can pull or tear. The injury to the muscle causes pain and inflammation. I have equipment that can gently soothe and reduce inflammation in these muscles and restore better function.
The third common tissue involves the discs in the lower back. Discs are the cushiony material between the bones. As in the illustration when the soft center escapes it can press on a nerve and cause severe pain. The treatment of herniated discs can be quite challenging. With close monitoring and adapting in office treatment techniques relief can be achieved in the vast majority of cases