Effects of Spinal Corrective Therapy on Balance and Foot Pressure in Female Office Worker with Chronic Back Pain and Cervical Pain

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects on the balance and plantar pressure of three middle-aged women with chronic low back pain and neck pain through short-term spinal correction (chiropractic). 1, Balance test : As a result of short-term spinal correction in three patients with chronic low back pain and neck pain, the balance tended to be closer to 50:50.<br/> 2. The Foot pressure test : 1) In the forefoot, the left and right ratio tended to be close to 50%. 2) In the metatarsal, the left and right ratios tended to approach 35%. 3) In the posterior foot, the left and right ratio tended to be close to 30%.<br/> Therefore, it is judged that short-term spinal correction (chiropractic) has a positive effect on balance and plantar pressure in middle-aged women complaining of three chronic low back pain and neck pain.