None specific chronic low back pain as a very wide disease that causes many problems
It is known in most areas of life. In 90% of the time, back pain is non-specific.
It usually appears as spasms and local muscle stiffness in the patient's back. Muscle stiffness usually
Transverse with high degree of hardness and pain in the muscles.
The aim of this study was to investigate non-surgical interventions including (effect of core stability exercises) on pain and improving functional motor screen. In this research which
A quasi-experimental form was theoretical, with pre-test and post-test design, 22 women with chronic non-specific low back pain were enrolled in the study. Two experimental and control groups were selected by simple randomization.
Before the exercises, the performance movements recorded with the Sony camera and integrated into the kinovia program to test the parameters The transferred kinematics were taken from both groups and then core stability training was performed from the experimental group for eight weeks. During this time, the control group began to live their normal lives.
At the end of eight weeks, in the post-test phase of the performance movements that were once again recorded with the Sony camera and used the Kinovia program to measure the parameters of the system.
Kinematics transferred. Both groups filled out visual pain scale questionnaire before and after the exercises. To review data
Descriptive statistics, independent t-test, paired t-test and Shapiro-Wilk test were used in two stages of pretest and post-test at the significance level of 0.05 and 90% power.
Results Significant changes in pain intensity, functional motor scores and also Some of the kinematics parameters include: shoulder stability during swimming, crossing barrier time, shoulder joint mobility, and Pelvic stability index showed squat motion pain. (0.05»p)
It can be concluded that core stability training can reduce pain، increase scores of functional movements and also in some parameters. Potassium has a significant impact.