Lower Back Pain vs Sciatica
Lower back pain and sciatica are often confused — but they are not the same condition. While lower back pain usually comes from joints, muscles, or discs, sciatica involves irritation of the sciatic nerve and commonly causes leg pain, tingling, or numbness. Understanding the difference matters, because treatment and recovery are very different. This guide explains how to tell them apart, when to seek help, and how chiropractic care can support long-term relief.

How often should you see a chiropractor? (Lower Back Pain)
Research shows that consistent chiropractic care — especially during the first 4–6 weeks — plays an important role in improving chronic low back pain and long-term spinal function. Learn how often you should see a chiropractor, what the science says, and why maintenance care matters for people living on the North Shore and Northern Beaches.

Understanding Sciatica and Lower Back Pain
Sciatica and lower back pain can impact every part of life — from sitting and sleeping to moving with ease. At Nomad Chiropractic in Mosman, we provide natural, non-invasive care to help relieve pain, improve mobility, and support your body’s long-term spinal health.

Lower Back Pain Stretches | Dynamic & Static

• The Difference Between Dynamic and Static Stretches for Lower Back Pain Relief?
  What Are Dynamic Stretches?

• Examples of Effective Dynamic Stretches for Lower Back Pain

• The Role of Static Stretches in Pain Management

• Effective Static Stretches for Lower Back Pain Relief.

• When to Use Static Stretches?

• Integrating Both Stretching Types for Lower Back Pain Relief.