Lower Back Massage Therapy
- Christi Mudryk
- Jun 11
- 2 min read

Effective relief for lumbar pain and muscular tension
Why Does Lower Back Pain Occur?
Lower back pain (lumbar discomfort) is one of the most common complaints among clients, affecting both physically active individuals and office workers alike. It significantly reduces quality of life and limits movement and motivation.
The most common causes of lumbar pain include:
Overloading the spine with heavy physical activity
Sedentary lifestyle and desk jobs
Pregnancy and postpartum strain
Osteochondrosis
Spinal curvature (scoliosis, kyphosis)
Spinal fractures due to osteoporosis
Early-stage herniated discs (only under medical supervision)
Tumors ( massage is contraindicated in such cases)
Before booking a session, it’s important to identify the cause of the pain, especially to rule out conditions where massage may be inappropriate.
When Is Lumbar Massage Recommended?
Massage is extremely effective when back pain is caused by muscle fatigue, lack of movement, postural imbalance, or chronic tension. A qualified massage therapist can tailor a program to help relieve pain and restore mobility.
Commonly treated conditions with lumbar massage:
Lumbar muscle tension
Chronic lower back stiffness
Mild disc degeneration
Early-stage lumbar hernia (non-surgical)
Poor circulation or lymph stagnation in the lumbar area
At SymmetryHL, we take a personalized approach: your symptoms and medical history guide the type and intensity of massage used during each session.
How Does the Massage Help?
A well-executed lower back massage provides the following benefits:
Reduces pain and tension in the lumbar muscles
Improves flexibility and range of motion
Boosts blood and lymph circulation
Enhances spinal support by strengthening the surrounding muscles
Promotes overall relaxation and stress relief
Depending on the cause, we may incorporate techniques like Swedish massage, deep tissue work, trigger point therapy, or lymphatic drainage in your personalized treatment plan.
Massage and Osteochondrosis
If you're suffering from lumbar osteochondrosis, professional massage can become a crucial element of your recovery program.
It helps:
Decompress the spine
Improve disc nutrition via better circulation
Reduce muscle spasms and nerve root irritation
Massage is most effective when combined with gentle stretching, physical therapy, or swimming, all of which can be recommended as part of a full-body rehabilitation approach.
How Often Should You Book?
“Consistency is key to results.”
We usually recommend a course of 6 to 10 sessions, depending on the severity of the issue. Many clients feel a noticeable improvement after just 2–3 visits.
Each session lasts approximately 30–45 minutes and focuses on the lumbar and sacral zones, with gentle and progressive techniques applied to ensure maximum comfort and effectiveness.
Where to Get a Professional Lumbar Massage in Dublin?
At SymmetryHL, located in Blackrock, Stillorgan Road, we offer personalized therapeutic massage sessions that include focused work on the lower back area as part of your full back treatment.
Your therapist will:
Conduct an initial assessment
Choose the most suitable technique
Work at a time that fits your schedule
Monitor your progress and adjust the plan accordingly
Don’t ignore back pain — restore your spine’s health and move freely again.
Book your lumbar massage session today:
Oleksandr Kravchenko - Certified Sports Rehabilitation Massage Therapist
12 Priory Office Park, Stillorgan Rd, Blackrock, A94 N2V3 Dublin
+353 85 201 3245
Instagram: @symmetry_hl


