Association of non specific lower back pain with level of disability among medical students of (ANMCL) Lahore

Background: low back torment (lbp) is the main source of incapacity and failure to work,and anticipated that would influence up to 90% of individuals sooner or later in their lives. the term low back pain (lbp) was characterized by andersson as pain restricted to the area between the lower edges of the twelfth rib and the gluteal folds. lbp is the most well-known sort of back pain. low back pain (lbp) is the principle side effect of most lumbar spine sicknesses and it is a continuous multi etiological disorder. lbp is normally named subject to mechanical components,non mechanical elements,and instinctive infection. aim: to find the relationship between basic lower back pain (lbp) and level of disability among medical students of azra naheed medical college (anmc),lahore. methods: the current study was a analytical associational research. the data was collected from department of pharmacy and department of physiotherapy.the data was collected through questionnaire from 217 students out of total 247 original sample size,while 30 students did not participated in research. results: out of 217 participants (91.7%) described mild level of pain. only (64.1%) showed minimal level of disability. the stuy showed that out of 217 participants,139 participants had minimal disability and 74 participants had moderate level of disability and only 4 had severe level of disability. conclusion: this present study showed that that medical students have higher prevalence of non-specific (lbp) with majority of the students indicated higher frequency of mild pain,minority indicated moderate levels of non-specific lower back pain (lbp),but severe levels of non-specific lower back pain (lbp) was not described. this study also determined that mild and moderate levels of non-specific lower back pain (lbp) are not significantly connected by higher levels of disability.