Having chronic back pain did not impact COVID-19 outcome in a low-income population – a retrospective observational study.
Authors
de Castro Alcantara AC, Rocha HAL, de Oliveira JL, Baraliakos X, Rocha FAC
Abstract
Chronic back pain (CBP) is a major cause of years lived with disability. Social inequalities increase the prevalence and burden of CBP. Management of CBP was affected by restricted access to non-pharmacological treatments and outdoor activities during COVID-19 pandemic.
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