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Study aim
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Effects of a combined exercise intervention program with cognitive physical therapy on pain, disability and postural sway on women with chronic non-specific low back pain
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Design
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Randomized, clinical trial with control group , single blinded
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Settings and conduct
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The present study will be conducted in Arak city. 45 women with non-specific chronic back pain will participate in this study in the form of three groups of combined exercises, combined exercises with cognitive functional therapy and control. The exercises will be done for eight weeks and three sessions in each week.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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The criteria for entering the study include suffering from non-specific chronic back pain (with a history of pain for at least 3 months) as diagnosed by a specialist doctor, not suffering from cardiorespiratory diseases, neuromuscular diseases and diabetes, not having a history of surgery, fractures, serious injuries in The spine includes disc herniation, no obvious structural abnormalities in the spine, not having a difference in the length of the legs, a disability score equal to or greater than 4 in the Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire, and a score of at least 3 on the visual pain measurement scale. Also, if the subjects do not participate regularly in the training sessions (two consecutive sessions and three non-consecutive sessions), they will be excluded from the study.
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Intervention groups
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Combined exercises that include aerobic, resistance, flexibility and strength exercises.
Combined exercises with cognitive function therapy. Combined exercises that include aerobic, resistance, flexibility and strength exercises and cognitive function therapy target physical, lifestyle and psychological barriers to recovery.
The control group will have the usual routine of life.
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Main outcome variables
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Pain, Disability, Postural sway, Kinesiophobia, Quality of life