Back Pain in Mothers of Cerebral Palsied Children

Czupryna, Krzysztof; Nowotny-Czupryna, Olga; Nowotny, Janusz

doi:10.5604/15093492.1021812

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“…Intensity of pain in mothers of CP children depends on the functional ability of the child, the GMFCS level of the child , body weight and age of the child and also the number of times the child is lifted by the mother. [6] Several studies have shown that there is altered or delayed neuromuscular recruitment patterns in the core stabilizing muscles of the lumbar spine during active movement in individuals with low back pain. Recruiting the core muscles and training them to respond in coordination with the global muscles to various forces and demands helps to improve overall function.…”

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Effect of Core Stability Exercises on Low Back Pain and Disability in Mother’s of Cerebral Palsy

2020

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Background: In mothers with Cerebral Palsy children,higher prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders are seen due torepetitive bending, lifting, and twisting activity while taking care of the child.Reduced core muscle strength especiallyof Transverse Abdominis&Multifidusmuscle will lead to increase in low back pain and disability in this population. Hence, the purpose of this study was to find out the effect of Core Stability exercises on low Back pain and disability in mothers of Cerebral Palsy Children.Method: Thirty mothers with chronic low back pain who fulfilled the inclusion criteria were included in the study. Core muscle strength was assessed using pressure Bio-Feedback, pain was measured using Visual Analogue Scale and Disability was measured using Owestry Disability Index. Core stability exercises were given for 3 times a week for 6 weeks. Result:The result showedthat there was significant improvement in Core muscle strength, and reduction in pain and disability in patients with Chronic Low Back pain. Conclusion:The study concluded that there was significant improvement in the abdominal muscle strength, low back pain score and disability score post core stability exercises in mothers of cerebral palsy children having low back pain.

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Effect of Core Stability Exercises on Low Back Pain and Disability in Mother’s of Cerebral Palsy

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“…14,47,77,78,85 The remaining quantitative studies measured caregiver's health using other questionnaires, activity trackers, or cortisol. Of them, 19 studies 15,[42][43][44][45][46]50,83,[86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96] demonstrated that the physical health of caregivers who care for a child with a LLC or LTI was negatively affected.…”

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“…The studies that specifically explored back pain and its severity found caregivers experienced pain daily. 58,71,89,90,94,96,98 In 5 of these studies, researchers suggested pain was a result of the weight of the child, 58,89,90,94,96 their high levels of according to whether they feel the statements in each domain apply to them "in general." Each question is assigned a weighted value, and the sum of all values in each domain equals 100.…”

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