Table 2.
Individualized patient education.
| The primary contributors to your low back pain symptoms are repeated movements and prolonged positions of bending, twisting, and side bending |
| • You repeat movements and positions of bending, twisting, and side bending across the day during all daily activities |
| • The repetition irritates your low back tissues, resulting in low back pain symptoms |
| • Your symptoms persist or recur because you move in the same direction all day and constantly irritate your low back tissues |
| • Your intervention focuses on modifying or changing how you perform daily activities so that you do not flex, rotate, or side bend your low back repeatedly across the day |