Most back pain treatment does not work, learns

Chronic back pain is the most common type of pain affected around 16 million American adults – and now revealed some rejected finds related to a new research potential.

Each 10 treatment was found to be effective in relaxation only around one back painAccording to a new study published in BMJ evidence.

Many of them, Australia’s University of South Wales (UNSW), Australia’s new University of South Wales (UNSW) in terms of press release “is better than one place.”

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“Our opinion did not find a great impact on great influences for any of the treated treatment,” said the lead author of the lead. Aidan Cashin, Deputy Center for Neurology Research, Assistant Director of the Neuroscore Research Center, UNSW Sydney Health Sciences

Researchers viewed 301 randomized, managed trials, including 56 non-surgical treatment for adults sharp low back painThe combination of chronic low back pain or two types compares them with groups that take them placebos.

“Included in the study, there was pharmacological as pharmacological, as well as pharmacological, as well as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or NSAILs – and muscle relaxations.

Effective and ineffective treatment

Ineffective treatment for sharp low lower back pain, steroid injection and paracetamol (acetaminophen), found research.

Chronic low lower back pain, antibiotics and anesthesia also found “to be appropriate treatment options”.

For sharp low back pain, non-steroidal Anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) may be effective, the investigation was found.

For chronic low back pain, training, tape, spinal manipulation, antidepressants and temporary receptors potential vanilloid 1 (TRPV1) can be effective – “but these effects were small,” he said.

“Things like stress, sleep quality, fatigue, fear, social situations, nutrition, disease and previous pain, play a role in the event of pain.”

Findings “The findings for many other treatment” due to the “limited number of participants and poor research quality” “were ineffective.”

“We need higher quality, placebo-controlled trials to understand the effectiveness of treatment and eliminate uncertainty for both patient and clinical teams,” Cashin said.

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Dr. Physical Therapist and General Clinical Officer in Georgia. Stephen Clark noted that the case looked at the isolated interventions.

“They are impossible to isolate the effectiveness of target intervention,” Clark, Fox News, which does not participate in the study, said it is digital.

‘Complex condition’

According to Clark, it is a complicated situation that affects many different factors.

“Especially if determining a certain reason for the lower section of back pain, when pain is persistent, the BMJ study is as difficult,” he said.

“Things like stress, sleepinessFatigue, fear, social situations, nutrition, disease and previous pain history, plays a role when we live. “

Clark recommends “multimodal” treatments for pain, including many intervention in accordance with the experience of each individual.

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“Physical therapy studies manually therapy (joint mobilization / manipulation, soft tissue technique), active interventions As the exerciseAnd why you hurt and don’t have a ticket ticket about it, “he said.

“It’s also important to remember that whatever it works for someone else will not be the exact way for you.”

While Surgical intervention Some patients may be effective for, Clark noted that it can present its own problems and should be “last tool” for emergencies.

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“In some cases, it is almost never the answer in the situation of isolation,” he said. “A person should be in terms of understanding the pain and complexity around the situation.”

“In many cases, conservative care can prevent or delay invasive procedures.”