Introduction: Although various treatment methods have been applied to low back pain, there
is no general consensus on the most effective treatment. The aim of present research was to …

It is noteworthy that back pain is a medical problem in Western nations where 60%–80% of
adults are most-likely to encounter low back pain issues. The purpose of this article is to …

Introduction: Conservative treatment of patients with non-specific chronic low back pain
(NCLBP); especially as exercise-based interventions, is a main part of rehabilitation …

Low back pain is the most common cause of disability. Epidemiological studies have
generally considered that risk factors for starting backache are interrelated in three …

Exercise is a commonly recommended treatment for chronic low back pain due to its
effectiveness in enhancing work and function. This study aims to review numerous crucial …

Background: The aim of present research is to compare the effects of exercise therapy and
physiotherapy that are two common treatments for pain and disability in patients with chronic …

Aims and background: Chronic low back pain (LBP) is one of the most common and costly
musculoskeletal disorders in societies that have been suggested for many therapies …

Background: Low back pain is a major cause of musculoskeletal disability worldwide.
Objectives: To study the outcomes of different muscle strengthening exercises in treatment of …

Background: Mechanical low back pain is caused by the overuse of an anatomical or
Functional structure (muscle strain), as well as pain caused by trauma or anatomic Structural …

Introduction: Low back pain (pain in the lumbar spine) is the most common complaint. About
three in four adults will experience back pain during their lifetime—and that number may …