The effect of rehabilitative exercises preceded by an electrical stimulation device for working muscles in relieving lower back pain for women aged (25-35) years
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rehabilitative exercises, lower back painAbstract
The importance of the research lies in: The effect of rehabilitative exercises accompanying the electrical stimulation device for working muscles in relieving lower back pain for women aged (25-35) years and identifying the extent of the effect of these exercises in relieving lower back pain. The research problem lies as a result of technological progress, as the individual's movement became less and less, which made him\her more vulnerable to injuries, which led to an increase in the number of women with lower back pain, and the negative effects of those pains on their practical and psychological lives, which prompted the two researchers to study this problem by strengthening the working muscles that have a role in relieving lower back pain, and the two researchers chose the experimental approach with the pre and post-test for its suitability to the nature of the research. with lower back pain, and the ages of the research sample ranged between (25-35) years, and it collected the sample individuals who had the injury within a period of time from one month to six months from the date of the injury to them), and the degree of injury was determined, which is from the average condition, where the two researchers excluded (5) other female patients who were not within the appropriate conditions for the research and who felt an improvement in their health and the disappearance of pain, so they stopped performing the sessions. Thus, the sample constitutes (58,333%) of the total number of injured women in the time period for their collection, who are proven to be reviewed in (Al-Rafidain College Medical Center for Medical Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy). The exercises had a role in increasing blood flow in addition to heating the area, which made it easier for the injured person to perform the exercises freely, which improved muscle performance to a greater extent. The researchers recommended practicing sports and modifying daily behavior by paying attention to correct posture while performing daily tasks
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