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Kids with LBP Become Adults with LBPBy Editorial Staff A 25-year prospective study discovered that 14-year-olds with low back pain (LBP) in school were more likely to have problems as adults:
The study we'd like to see is one comparing children with LBP who received chiropractic care, versus kids with LBP who didn't. One tends to believe that the chiropractic kids would have fewer instances of LBP as adults, compared to their chiropractically deprived peers. ...Harreby M, Neergaard K, Hesselsoe G, Kjer J. Are radiographic changes in the thoracic and lumbar spine of adolescents risk factors for low back pain in adults? Spine 1995;20:2298-2302.
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