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Chronic low back pain patients' use of, level of knowledge of and perceived benefits of complementary medicine: a cross-sectional study at an academic pain center.

Julie DuboisEmmanuelle ScalaMohamed FaouziIsabelle DecosterdBernard BurnandPierre-Yves Rodondi
Published in: BMC complementary and alternative medicine (2017)
More than three-quarters of cLBP patients in our sample did use CM to treat their cLBP. The results showed that the most commonly used therapies were not necessarily the highest rated in terms of perceived usefulness. These results highlight the importance of developing integrative pain centers in which patients may obtain advice regarding CM treatments.
Keyphrases
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  • physical activity
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  • mental health
  • social support
  • risk factors
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