Abstract
Which are the most effective treatments for acute and chronic low back pain? Systematic reviews were conducted including identification and selection of relevant trials, assessment of the methodological quality, data extraction (study populations, interventions, and outcomes), and data analysis. acute low back pain. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and muscle relaxants relieve pain more than placebo; advice to stay active speeds up recovery and reduces chronic disability; bed rest and specific back exercises are not effective. chronic low back pain. Exercise therapy, back schools, behavioral therapy, and multidisciplinary programs are effective. Scientific evidence shows that an active approach to low back pain patients is effective.
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