The effects of different physical therapy methods for back pain and lumbar part function at spinal disc herniation

Investigation aim: evaluate the effects of two different methods of physical therapy for back pain and lumbar part function at spinal disc herniation. Investigation methods: 1. Numeric Analogue Scale (NAS) 2. Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire 3. Oswestry Questionnaire 4. Schober‘s test 5. The abdominal muscles static endurance test 6. The back muscles static endurance test Results: By the Numeric Analogue Scale, lower back pain more statistically significant decrease of the test group (p<0,05), from 6,9 to 3,2 points. By the Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire, functional status more statistically significant improvement in control group (p<0,05), from 17,6 to 11,6 points. By the Oswestry Questionnaire, the level of the test group disability index decreased more than the control group, a statistically significant (p<0,05), from 36% to 24,8%. By the Schober‘s test, lower back increased motility test group than in the control group, a statistically significant (p<0,05), from 4,5cm to 6,5cm. By the abdominal muscles static endurance test, the abdominal muscles static endurance increased more in test group than the control group, a statistically significant (p<0,05), from 14,3s to 17,6s. By the back muscles static endurance test, the back muscles static endurance, after physical therapy, a statistically significant increased in both groups (p