Physical Therapy · Hat Yai
Low Back Pain / Radiating Leg Pain
Low back pain can arise from many sources, including muscles, joints and sometimes the nervous system. A structured assessment helps identify movement limitations, neurological signs and red flags before a rehabilitation plan is started.
Common symptoms
- Pain or tightness in the lower back or hip
- Pain with bending, sitting, standing or changing position
- Pain that travels into the buttock or leg, sometimes with numbness
- Reduced ability to work, walk, exercise or perform daily activities
What we assess
- Symptom duration, pattern and aggravating activities
- Back, hip and lower-limb movement
- Strength and neurological screening when indicated
- Red-flag screening before physical therapy treatment
Rehabilitation approach
- Education about movement and activity management
- Manual therapy or modalities when clinically indicated
- Core, hip and movement-control exercise
- A graded plan to return to work, exercise or sport
Seek medical assessment or urgent care when red flags are present
- • New bowel or bladder changes with saddle-area numbness
- • Rapidly progressing leg weakness
- • Severe pain after trauma, or pain with fever or unexplained weight loss
Would you like a physiotherapist to assess your symptoms?
An in-person assessment helps determine whether physical therapy is suitable and which approach matches your current condition and goals.
Contact Soah ClinicThis page is for general education and does not replace individual diagnosis, medical advice or emergency care.