Abstract:IntroductionSocioeconomic status affects the treatment of patients with low back pain and/or neck pain. We examined the relationship between socioeconomic status (occupation and household income level) and treatments such as chronic opioid use and interventional procedures among these patients.MethodsData from the National Health Insurance Service database in South Korea were used in this population-based cross-sectional study. Approximately 2.5% of adult patients diagnosed with low back pain and/or neck pain … Show more
“…The higher occurrence of LBP in certain groups can be attributed to factors such as heightened pain sensitivity, less healthcare access, and a lack of knowledge of how to seek proper help in time 47 . Furthermore, there is evidence suggesting a potential correlation between SES and the medical care received by those suffering from LBP or NP 48 . SES also plays a role in the reporting of musculoskeletal pain 49 .…”
Background:
Neck pain (NP) is a condition influenced by multiple factors. It places a significant burden on individuals suffering from NP and social and economic systems. On a global scale, low back pain (LBP) stands out as a significant contributor to years lost to disability, and this burden is on the rise due to population growth and aging.
Methods:
The Global Burden of Disease database was used to collect data on the prevalence, incidence, and Years lived with disability (YLD) of Neck and LBP between 1990 and 2019. Various factors, including age group, gender, Iran, and its 31 provinces, were used to classify the data.
Results:
Iran accounted for 0.86 million incident cases of NP in 2019, with age-standardized incident rate per 100,000 population of 934.1. Tehran has the maximum age-standardized Prevalence, incidence, and YLD. Iran accounted for the age-standardized incidence rate for LBP per 100,000 population of 3492.9, and it reduced -8.35% from 1990. Mazandaran exhibits the highest levels of Prevalence, incidence, and YLD for LBP in 2019. In Iran, the point prevalence of NP in 2019 was higher in females and increased with age up to 50-54 years for females and 70-74 for males. However, there is only a slight difference between females and males in Iran regarding LBP prevalence.
Conclusions:
In this study, we report the prevalence, incidence, YLD, and age-standardized rates for NP and LBP in the world’s general population and Iran’s population based on its sub-nations in 1990 and 2019.
“…The higher occurrence of LBP in certain groups can be attributed to factors such as heightened pain sensitivity, less healthcare access, and a lack of knowledge of how to seek proper help in time 47 . Furthermore, there is evidence suggesting a potential correlation between SES and the medical care received by those suffering from LBP or NP 48 . SES also plays a role in the reporting of musculoskeletal pain 49 .…”
Background:
Neck pain (NP) is a condition influenced by multiple factors. It places a significant burden on individuals suffering from NP and social and economic systems. On a global scale, low back pain (LBP) stands out as a significant contributor to years lost to disability, and this burden is on the rise due to population growth and aging.
Methods:
The Global Burden of Disease database was used to collect data on the prevalence, incidence, and Years lived with disability (YLD) of Neck and LBP between 1990 and 2019. Various factors, including age group, gender, Iran, and its 31 provinces, were used to classify the data.
Results:
Iran accounted for 0.86 million incident cases of NP in 2019, with age-standardized incident rate per 100,000 population of 934.1. Tehran has the maximum age-standardized Prevalence, incidence, and YLD. Iran accounted for the age-standardized incidence rate for LBP per 100,000 population of 3492.9, and it reduced -8.35% from 1990. Mazandaran exhibits the highest levels of Prevalence, incidence, and YLD for LBP in 2019. In Iran, the point prevalence of NP in 2019 was higher in females and increased with age up to 50-54 years for females and 70-74 for males. However, there is only a slight difference between females and males in Iran regarding LBP prevalence.
Conclusions:
In this study, we report the prevalence, incidence, YLD, and age-standardized rates for NP and LBP in the world’s general population and Iran’s population based on its sub-nations in 1990 and 2019.
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