Lower back pain is a common condition that affects four out of five people at some point in their lives. It is generally described as a dull yet constant ache in the lumbar spine or tailbone area. Certain lifestyle factors like occupation and weight can increase the risk of lower back pain. Stem cell therapy may help treat lower back pain by reducing inflammation, turning into healthy tissues to repair injuries, and specializing into cell types to replace damaged cells.

1. What is Lower
Back Pain? Dr
David Greene
Arizona

2. What is Lower
Back Pain?
Low back pain is a general term
that characterizes discomfort in
the lower region of the spine.

3. Lower back pain is
frequently described as a
dull, yet constant aching in
either the lumbar spine or
tailbone area.

4. What percentage of
people experience
Lower Back Pain?
Lower back pain is a
commonplace condition and
affects people of all age
groups.

5. Lower back discomfort
affects almost four out of
every five persons at some
point in their lives. This
means around 16 million
adults go through low back
pain due to varying reasons.

6. Risk Factors for
Lower Back Pain
There are certain aspects of our
life that we chose for ourselves.
If we look closely these factors
can reflect our priorities and
can even define us as a person.

7. 1. Occupation and Lifestyle
2. Neglecting Mental
Health
3. Weight
Management

8. Effects of Stem Cell
Therapy for Lower
Back Pain
Clinical evidence suggests that
umbilical cord stem cells can
not only treat the symptoms
but also the causes of lower
back pain.

9. • Stem cells induce an anti-inflammatory
response to reduce the pain in the lower
back.
3. When an injury causes lower back pain, the
stem cells provide relief by turning into
healthy tissue cells.
2. Stem cells have differentiating capacities
that allow them to specialize in any
functional cells that are damaged.

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