Low Back Pain: A Case Study

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There are many factors that contribute to lower back, but in most cases the specific etiology is not often identified in which case, it is then referred to as idiopathic. In treating low back pain, the goal is to provide symptomatic relief, encourage endurance, range of motion, strength and independence. Therefore, as a provider, when creating a comprehensive teaching plan for a patient with low back pain, it is important to provide an individualized plan that has clear and concise information on the various causes of low back pain and how it can be prevented, pain management, physical activities and treatment recommendation and when to contact a doctor (Cabrera & DeVesty, 2016).

Stress, depression and obesity are some risk factor of idiopathic