When Should You See a Chiropractor for Back Pain?

Most back pain settles on its own — but some signs mean it is time to get it checked. Here is how to tell.

<p>A tweaked back from yard work usually eases within a week or two. Consider coming in sooner if you notice any of the following.</p><ul><li>Pain that radiates into a leg or arm</li><li>Numbness, tingling, or weakness</li><li>Pain that wakes you at night</li><li>No improvement after two weeks</li></ul><p>An exam tells us whether adjustment-based care is right for you, or whether you would be better served elsewhere — either way you leave with a clear answer.</p>