Lower Lumbar Pain Relief

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Lower Lumbar Pain Relief

Lower Lumbar Pain Relief
(732) 737-9231
15 mile service radius

www.nu-spine.com/lower-back-lumbar-...
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235 3rd Ave
Long Branch, NJ 07740 (map)

About us

Lower lumbar pain is a very common condition that most people will suffer from at some point during their lifetime.
In many cases, the pain is the result of damage or injury to the muscles and ligaments in the back.
Fortunately, there are minimally invasive treatments available to help with your pain.

Lower lumbar pain is a general symptom that could mean different things to different patients, based on their unique history and diagnosis. Generally, back pain symptoms may include any of the following:
- Dull aches and pains
- Reduced flexibility
- Muscle spasms, which can be severe
- Sore to the touch
- Trouble moving
In some cases, low lumbar pain may refer to other parts of the body. When pain travels to the groin, buttocks or legs, for example, there is a strong possibility that you have developed sciatica. In these cases, it’s important to speak with a knowledgeable physician to get an accurate diagnosis and relevant treatment plan.

There are many structures in your spine that can cause pain, so the exact causes of lower back pain can be complicated and varied. That’s why it’s essential to communicate thoroughly with your doctor about the severity of your pain, when it comes on, and as much other detail as you can provide. Your treatment will depend on the history of the pain and any activities that might have made the pain better or worse. Call Lower Lumbar Pain Relief today: (732) 737-9231.

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Hours of operation

Monday8:00AM - 8:00PM
Tuesday8:00AM - 8:00PM
Wednesday8:00AM - 8:00PM
Thursday8:00AM - 8:00PM
Friday8:00AM - 8:00PM
Saturday8:00AM - 8:00PM
Sunday8:00AM - 8:00PM

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6 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

Referral from April 30, 2021

FingerDazzling asked:

Tourist help Please hear me out. My daughter is in her 20's. Her number 1 bucket list a trip to NYC. I want to bring her this year around September for her birthday. This trip is important because she no longer wishes to celebrate her birthday anymore because her grandmother passed away in front of her on her birthday a couple of years ago. I want to give her some happy memories again. She wants a hotel with a view of times square. Can you recommend? Can you guys give me some ideas on some things to do with her that will make her trip standout outside of the regular tourist things? Her interest: The Beatles Broadway shows Unique museums and restaurants Central park Food, food and food She has mentioned wanting to see different boroughs but I have no idea how to even go about it. She has mentioned Coney Island I am looking at Hilton Garden Inn Times Square Central Thanks in advance.

The_CerealDefense replied:
For museums - [The Met](https://www.metmuseum.org/) is the best. Hands down. If you go to any museum, go to this one, hell you're in NYC - you should go here. Its also enormous, so it may be the only museum even want to go to after spending a long time there. For other art museums, [MoMA](https://www.moma.org/) is the next best, and if you really need to hit another art museum, do that. [The Whitney](https://whitney.org/) is the next in line, but I certainly would not choose it over MoMA or the Met. For more "unique" museums, the [Tenement Museum](https://www.tenement.org/) in the Lower East Side gets the call

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Referral from January 5, 2017

Lindsay G. asked:

Looking for recommendations for New York City: - where to stay - best time to go (thinking April) - length of time - what to see/do as a couple - what to avoid - fly into LGA, JFK, EWR Thanks in advance :)

Judy F. replied:
Tenement museum was a hidden gem! http://www.tenement.org

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Referral from December 3, 2014

Kate H. asked:

Wide awake on the Lower East Side! But head cold definitely kicking in. Grr. Can anyone recommend a great American cold remedy? The drugstore kind, not the bourbon kind (a little early for that here... =

Sarah R. replied:
I can't but if you feel up to it, I think I mentioned The Tenement Museum as well worth a trip. You must be near there and it's really interesting and not too taxing to potter round. http://www.tenement.org/

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Referral from October 30, 2014

Estie R. asked:

Looking for recommendations of things to do in NY aside from restaurants. My family and I are currently in the first 30 days of a mourning period so we can't go to Broadway shows. All leads would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Julie H. replied:
Jewish tour of the Lower East Sidehttps://www.walksofnewyork.com , walk the Brooklyn Bridge, Tour the Jewish Synogogue on the Lower East Side which is now a museum http://www.eldridgestreet.org and close by is the Tenemant Museum http://www.tenement.org , which on certain days has a Jewish Family as the focus. Do a self tour of anywhere in NYC There are lots of podcast tours you could hook into.

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Referral from September 7, 2013

Sanyin's P. asked:

Suggestions for other NYC iconic locations or experiences - please post in comments here

Ellen P. replied:
The Tenement Museum on the Lower East Side (http://www.tenement.org/)

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Referral from August 27, 2013

Yes Y. asked:

Friends! I'm going to NYC for my birthday and I'd love recommendations for events/activities/stuff that is NOT: 1) an art or history museum 2) a sight/traditional tourist attraction 3) a Broadway show What would you recommend?

Melissa C. replied:
Skip the "real" museums but do not miss the tenement museum. Seriously. http://www.tenement.org/

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