Dr. Lee Russo Discusses Why Back Pain Is One Of The Most Frequent Reasons Adults Seek Non-Invasive Support

(MENAFN- GetNews) Class IV laser therapy is one method people explore to support comfort in irritated soft tissues

Back pain remains one of the leading causes of mobility limitations worldwide. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), both upper and lower back discomfort affect a large percentage of adults at some point in their lives, often due to posture, lifting habits, stress, or repetitive motion. At ReliefNow Laser Charleston, Dr. Lee Russo regularly speaks with individuals who hope to remain active while managing day-to-day stiffness or soreness.

“Back pain can come from countless daily patterns-how people sit, stand, drive, lift, or even sleep,” said Dr. Russo.“Most individuals simply want options that don't disrupt their routines but help them feel more comfortable moving through their day.”

Why Many Adults Explore Non-Invasive Support for Back Pain

Back pain frequently builds gradually, making it difficult for people to pinpoint a single cause. Peer-reviewed chiropractic literature notes that postural imbalance and prolonged sitting can place added pressure on spinal structures and soft tissues, contributing to discomfort.

Light-based modalities have gained attention as individuals look for non-invasive comfort support. Research summarized by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) notes that therapeutic light has been explored for its potential to support comfort in irritated soft tissues. The American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery (ASLMS) describes these devices as non-invasive tools used across various clinical settings.

“Class IV laser therapy is a non-invasive light-based approach used to support comfort in irritated soft tissues,” Dr. Russo explained.“It does not fix the underlying condition, but some people say it helps them move with less discomfort.”

What People Often Ask About Class IV Laser Therapy

Common concerns that bring people to the clinic include:

• Tightness from prolonged sitting
• Lower back strain from lifting
• Upper back tension linked to posture
• Discomfort from old injuries
• Reduced flexibility or stiffness

Dr. Russo emphasizes that posture and movement patterns often play a significant role in how back pain develops over time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does laser therapy cure back pain? No. It does not correct underlying issues. People often explore it as one supportive option.

Is it safe for most adults? Class IV laser therapy is non-invasive, and many individuals tolerate it well. Personal health questions should be discussed directly with a provider.

How does it feel? Most describe the sensation as warm and calming.

Can people stay active after a session? Yes. There is typically no downtime.

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