Recurrent Low Back Pain

The pain disappears after treatment. Then, a few weeks later, it comes back. It's the greatest frustration — for the patient and for you.

Acute low back pain is relatively simple to relieve. The real problem is recurrence: that pain that keeps coming back because the symptom was treated, not the underlying cause. This is where the majority of treatments fail.

Recurrent Low Back Pain is the complete clinical protocol designed to break this cycle. Built on the foundational principle of Chinese medicine — treating both the Branch and the Root — it guides you from immediate relief all the way to relapse prevention, through a structured and reproducible method.

What you'll find inside

· Why low back pain comes back: the Branch–Root principle explained for clinical practice · The 6 lumbar patterns with a complete point-by-point protocol · The clinical pathway in phases: from relief to strengthening, then to treating the Root and maintenance · Complementary techniques: moxibustion, cupping, electroacupuncture, auriculotherapy · An exercise and self-care program to give to the patient for preventing recurrence · Real clinical cases, step by step · Lumbar red flags and indications for medical referral

Who is it for?

For therapists who want to stop endlessly treating the same pain and offer their patients lasting results.

This protocol goes into in-depth detail on the lumbar region from the 70 Protocols Guide: where the guide provides an overview, this protocol delivers the clinical depth.

Digital resource in PDF format, ready to consult and print. Clinical decision-support tool intended for qualified professionals.