2022
DOI: 10.33233/fb.v22i6.4817
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Atividade física, aptidão física e dor lombar em adultos jovens: revisão sistemática de evidências observacionais

Abstract: Introdução: Dor lombar caracteriza-se como um importante problema de saúde pública desde idades jovens. Dentre as variáveis que podem impactar nesta ocorrência encontra-se atividade física e aptidão física, contudo os resultados dos diferentes estudos observacionais sobre a temática apresentam inconsistências. Objetivo: Verificar associação entre atividade física, aptidão física e dor lombar em adultos jovens. Métodos: Foi realizada revisão sistemática de estudos observacionais, na qual atividade física e apti… Show more

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“…Initially, one may think that these data differ from those found in the literature. The AG and SG groups did not differ in the perception of QoL and level of disability due to LBP, and the data regarding pain, flexibility and strength of the trunk extensor muscles were similar, as was possible to notice after the carrying out the sit and reach tests and lumbar dynamometry (p<0.05), a fact that suggests that the practice of physical activity in AG was not able to promote benefits commonly observed in physical exercise practitioners (5) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 73%
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“…Initially, one may think that these data differ from those found in the literature. The AG and SG groups did not differ in the perception of QoL and level of disability due to LBP, and the data regarding pain, flexibility and strength of the trunk extensor muscles were similar, as was possible to notice after the carrying out the sit and reach tests and lumbar dynamometry (p<0.05), a fact that suggests that the practice of physical activity in AG was not able to promote benefits commonly observed in physical exercise practitioners (5) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 73%
“…Physical exercise helps to improve tolerance to postural stress, eases the workload and develops greater protection against the dangers of manual work. Physical activity generates an improvement in physical fitness, contributing positively to mobility, stretching and relaxation of the muscles in the dorsal region, therefore all of these effects contribute to better posture and reduced complaints of LBP (5) .…”
Section: Physical Activity and Low Back Painmentioning
confidence: 99%