Assessment of Low Back Pain A etiology and Prevention Strategies in Adult Libyan Patients

One of the most common problems seen in the office of a primary care physician is low back pain. Backache can have a variety of causes. The aim of this study is to assess the various etiological, occupational, and risk factors for low back pain, as well as its correlation with the patient's age, sex, and lifestyle. Materials and methods: This study collected patients from private clinics and hospitals in Libya between September and November 2024, admitted them, and treated them in the orthopedic department. Many people suffer from low back discomfort, which can be challenging to diagnose. In conclusion, orthopedists must acknowledge the diagnostic uncertainty that often accompanies this illness. The occurrence of incapacitating back pain can be significantly reduced by identifying the etiological and risk factors, the type of occupation, the origin of the pain, implementing preventive measures, and assisting patients in their recovery.