International Seven Journal of Health Research
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Effects of strength training program in the treatment of chronic non-specific low back pain

Aparecido Magalhães R;
Gabriel Bertoletti J;
Luísa Morais Amancio A;
Borges da Cruz G;
Delbim L;
Martelli A

Roberto Aparecido Magalhães

Jean Gabriel Bertoletti

Ana Luísa Morais Amancio

Gustavo Borges da Cruz

Lucas Delbim

Anderson Martelli


Keywords

Strength training
Low back pain
Treatment
Quality of life.
Treinamento de força
Lombalgia
Tratamento
Qualidade de vida.

Abstract

Low back pain is defined as any pain that occurs between the last costal arch and the lower gluteal fold, and may have different intensities and durations, being considered chronic if it lasts for more than 12 weeks, becoming non-specific if its cause is not identified, compromising the quality of life of affected individuals. Currently, Strength Training (TF) has been included in the treatment of chronic non-specific low back pain, in order to improve the condition of people suffering from this condition. Thus, the objective of this research was to verify the impact of PT on the treatment of low back pain, highlighting the main aspects based on the inclusion of this practice in everyday life, showing the benefits arising from this method. For the present study, a review of scientific articles was carried out using the PubMed, Scielo and Google Scholar databases to complement information on low back pain and PD. Several evidences were found that positively contribute to the improvement of low back pain with the use of PT in pain conditions, increased functional capacity, improvement in activities of daily living (ADL), gain in muscular resistance, strength and hypertrophy, in addition to individuals showing themselves more active. It is concluded that TF proved to be effective in the treatment of non-specific chronic low back pain, improving its symptoms such as pain and disability, however, if applied by an unqualified professional and incorrectly, it can be harmful to health.


Author(s)

  • Roberto Aparecido Magalhães
  • Jean Gabriel Bertoletti
  • Ana Luísa Morais Amancio
  • Gustavo Borges da Cruz
  • Lucas Delbim
  • Anderson Martelli