Where to turn for low back pain relief - Harvard Health

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Low back pain that doesn’t subside may need a doctor’s care. A primary care doctor or a chiropractor can assess and treat the condition. Persistent pain or unusual symptoms may require consultation with a specialist, such as a neurologist, rheumatologist, or spine surgeon.

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