Low Back Pain Clinical Trial
Official title:
Short-term Effects of Exercise Program Versus Electropuncture on Pain, Depression, Range of Motion and Disability, in Patients With Chronic Non-specific Low Back Pain: A Randomized Clinical Trial.
This study evaluate the effectiveness that exists when performing a treatment based on a table of exercises for strengthening the lumbar muscles versus a treatment based on electropuncture in patients with chronic low back pain.
Low back pain has a high prevalence in all European countries, appearing as the main cause of
activity limitation in people under 45 years of age. It has got a high recurrence, which
decreases the activities of daily life, facilitates the focus of attention to pain and
increases the fear of movement, with the consequent muscular atrophy. A serie cases will be
conducted comparing a a table of exercises versus electropuncture.
Objective: Evaluate the effectiveness that exists when performing a tratment based on a table
of exercises for strengthening the lumbar muscles versus a treatment based on
electropuncture.
Methods: A sample of 12 subjects with chronic low back pain will be assigned to an exercise
program or dry electropuncture treatment (EPS), during 4 weeks (2 sessions/week). The
measurement variables selected for the study were the followings: Straight Leg Raise,
Vasalva, Gaesslen test, algometry (pressure pain threshold), goniometry (measurement of the
range of motion), Scale of disability for low back pain of Oswestry, Beck's Depression
Inventory (BDI), Visual Analogue Scale (EVA), Mcquade's Test and the Roland-Morrys'
Questionnaire, developing a pre-treatment and post-treatment assessment.
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