Ameen Masoudi
Combination Therapeutic Exercises with Manipulation for Reliving
Pain and Increasing Range of Motion for Non-Specific Chronic Low Back Pain
The lumbar spine is composed of the vertebrae as well as the ligaments beside the discs, nerves and muscles. This area is a common source of pain. This is one of reasons why people visit their physicians. Around seventy percent of people who live in advanced countries will have lower back pain at some point. Each year, approximately half of adult population present with low back pain and five percent of these patients see a clinician when a new episode occurs. Out of this population, ten percent still cannot work and twenty percent have persistent pain for a year.
Rationale:
There is no study combining these two interventions so we may have superior results if we combined both therapeutic and manipulation because therapeutic exercise and manipulation are the most effective and also the most the essential choice for treating non-specific chronic low back pain.
Purpose of the study:
The purpose of the present study is to assess the effectiveness of manipulations with therapeutic exercises on pain, ROM and function with chronic non-specific low back pain. It is a golden opportunity for the researchers to make RCT's study or the clinician to make case study by using therapeutic exercise and manipulation for non-specific chronic low back pain.
Method:
A total number of fifty subjects from both sexes aged between 40 -- 70...
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