EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 24 MIN
Understanding the Most Common Causes of Low Back Pain
from What's in Your Head: Tools for Pain and Dizziness · host Peter Schultz PT, DPT
In this episode of What’s in Your Head, Dr. Pete Schultz breaks down the different types of low back pain commonly seen in physical therapy — and why low back pain is often much more complex than people think.Pete discusses:Lumbar disc herniationsSciatica and lumbar radiculopathySpinal stenosisLumbar strains and sprainsSegmental stiffness and hypomobilitySI joint and lumbar instabilityPars fractures in adolescent athletesChronic and neuroplastic low back painThe episode also explores why imaging findings do not always match symptoms, why two people with the same MRI can have completely different experiences, and how physical therapists evaluate the multiple systems that can contribute to pain.If you are looking for a physical therapy evaluation for pain, dizziness, headaches, concussion, or vestibular issues, visit Dynamic Sports Physical Therapy:https://www.dynamicsportspt.comFor more education and tools related to pain and dizziness:https://www.painanddizzy.comDisclaimer:This podcast is for educational purposes only and should not be considered individualized medical advice. Always consult your physician or qualified healthcare provider regarding medical concerns or symptoms.
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In this episode of What’s in Your Head, Dr. Pete Schultz breaks down the different types of low back pain commonly seen in physical therapy — and why low back pain is often much more complex than people think. Pete discusses: Lumbar disc herniationsSciatica and lumbar radiculopathySpinal stenosisLumbar strains and sprainsSegmental stiffness and hypomobilitySI joint and lumbar instabilityPars fractures in adolescent athletesChronic and neuroplastic low back painThe episode also explores why im...
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