Prevalência da lombalgia e sua repercussão anatomofuncional em adultos e idosos: Revisão sistemática

Valadares, Jessyka Viana; Silva, Daniela de Souza; Spindola, Letícia Antunes; Sakamoto, Agnês Mie; Gervásio, Flávia Martins

doi:10.18606/2318-1419/amazonia.sci.health.v8n3p106-117

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“…Low back pain, or low back pain, has several causes that can be modified according to the biopsychosocial of the individual, having a higher prevalence in industrialized societies. Pain can be differentiated into acute, when it is temporary, or chronic, when it persists for a prolonged time (Corgozinho et al, 2020;Valadares, 2020).…”

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Chronic pain due to low back pain and public policies focused on the health area

Duarte,

Rosa,

Bauduina

et al. 2023

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When analyzing one of the most recurrent types of pain, low back pain is one of the most common complaints related to the musculoskeletal system and affects a large part of the population at some point in their lives. In the context of the Unified Health System (SUS), pain is a significant concern. Chronic pain can have a negative effect on individuals' lives, affecting their ability to work, perform daily activities, and enjoy a full life. Thus, this text explores the epidemiological profile of these patients, including information on prevalence, risk factors, associated comorbidities and demographic properties. Chronic low back pain is most common in people between the ages of 30 and 60. It is evident that the incidence and prevalence are higher in females and lower in males. Advanced age, obesity, sedentary lifestyle, smoking, heavy physical labor, and a family history of low back pain are factors that can increase an individual's likelihood of developing this condition. Certain occupations can increase the risk of developing chronic low back pain. Thus, in addition to the direct costs associated with health services, chronic low back pain also generates indirect costs. It is crucial to adopt effective prevention and management strategies to minimize the burden of chronic low back pain for the State, investing in health education programs inside and outside the work environment and promoting the reintegration and adequate professional rehabilitation of affected individuals, bringing benefits both to patients and to the economy in general.

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Chronic pain due to low back pain and public policies focused on the health area

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Rosa,

Bauduina

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“…A classificação dessa condição dolorosa pode ser feita de acordo com o tempo de surgimento dos sintomas: 1) aguda: duração é menor que seis semanas; 2) subaguda: duração está entre seis e doze semanas e 3) crônica: duração maior que doze semanas (SAKAMOTO, et al, 2020). Sendo esse tema relevante no contexto da saúde pública, uma vez que sua prevalência pode repercutir negativamente na qualidade de vida dos indivíduos, (CANDOTTI; NOLL; CRUZ, 2010).…”

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Caracteristicas Epidemiológicas De Mulheres Na Maturidade Com Lombalgia E Comorbidades Associadas Atendidas Na Clínica Escola De Fisioterapia

Barreto

Soares²,

Silva³

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A dor lombar tem uma elevada incidência no mundo, principalmente na população feminina, na qual as chances de cronificação são altas. Pretende-se avaliar a presença de dor lombar crônica inespecífica ou não, e comorbidades associadas em mulheres na maturidade. Realizou-se um estudo descritivo de corte transversal junto às fichas de avaliação que compõe o banco de dados da Clínica Escola de Fisioterapia. A amostra constituía de 38 participantes do sexo feminino, com faixa etária entre 35 e 60 anos, que receberam atendimento nos anos de 2016, 2017 e 2018, e responderam o formulário sociodemográfico de avaliação da coluna vertebral aprovado pelo Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa da Universidade de São Paulo, sob o nº CAAE: 55131916.7.0000.0065. A idade média das participantes foi de 50,6 anos. Casadas 58%; religião católica 63%; ensino médio completo 42%; apresentavam sobrepeso 50%; manifestaram sono agitado 37%; relataram cefaleia tipo tensional 58%; dores nas regiões (cervical e lombar) 45% e somente na lombar 31%; referiram dor intensa 50%; não praticavam atividade física 60%; influenciadores do aumento da dor o esforço físico 97%; posição sentada 86%; e posição em pé 82%. Fatores que aliviam, 84% informaram medicação; 79% repouso e 71% exercícios de alongamento. Os dados evidenciados são consistentes com a literatura, as mulheres são vulneráveis em decorrência tarefas domésticas, hipoestrogenismo, educação deficiente, o aumento do peso corporal, comprometimento do sono, o sedentarismo contribuindo a médio e longo prazo para danos na coluna. é importante novos estudos ampliando aspectos físicos biomecânico e subjetivos, como estados emocionais.

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“…Sakamoto et al (29) state that there is a relationship between muscular strength and the appearance of LBP, this is due to the lower resistance of the lumbar muscles generating an increase in the frequency of pain complaints in this region. In the present study, comprised exclusively of individuals with chronic LBP, no significant differences were observed in the ability to generate trunk extension force, even after an increase in pain caused as a result of the overload protocol.…”

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Does practicing physical activity influence functional capacity, pain intensity, and trunk extensor strength in individuals with chronic low back pain?

tavella Navega,

Meca Pontes Ferreira

2023

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Background: Low back pain (LBP) is characterized as pain or discomfort located in the region below the rib cage and above the upper gluteal line. Some factors, such as a low level of physical activity or a sedentary lifestyle and poor posture during work activities, contribute to the chronification of pain. Objective: To investigate whether physical activity influences functional capacity, pain intensity and trunk extensor strength in individuals with chronic LBP. Methods: The sample was composed of 30 adult individuals, aged between 18 and 30 years, of both genders. They were divided into two groups, sedentary (SG, n=17) and active people (AG, n=13). The IPAq was used to classify the participants between sedentary and active people. Afterwards, the Roland Morris Disability and the SF-36 quality of life questionnaires were applied. Pain intensity was obtained by the Numerical Pain Scale (NDS). After that, the Sitting and Reaching Test (SCT) and the evaluation of the strength of the trunk extensor muscles were performed. At the end of the evaluations, a lumbar overload protocol was performed. After five minutes, pain intensity, flexibility, and muscle strength were reassessed. For data interpretation, a significance level of p < 0.05 was adopted. Results: After the lumbar overload protocol, the GS showed an increase in the flexibility of the posterior chain in the SRT and there was a increase in pain for both groups. Conclusion: individuals with chronic LBP, with similar levels of Quality of Life, pain intensity and disability, regardless of being active or sedentary, do not differ in pain perception, flexibility and ability to generate trunk extension force after being submitted to a lumbar overload protocol. Furthermore, the lumbar overload protocol was efficient in generating increased pain in both groups.

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Prevalência da lombalgia e sua repercussão anatomofuncional em adultos e idosos: Revisão sistemática

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References 16 publications

Chronic pain due to low back pain and public policies focused on the health area

Chronic pain due to low back pain and public policies focused on the health area

Caracteristicas Epidemiológicas De Mulheres Na Maturidade Com Lombalgia E Comorbidades Associadas Atendidas Na Clínica Escola De Fisioterapia

Does practicing physical activity influence functional capacity, pain intensity, and trunk extensor strength in individuals with chronic low back pain?

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