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The functionality on the concept of the International Classification of Functioning (ICF) is determined by the framework, by activity and by the participation of the individual. The chronic nonspecific low back pain that represents the majority of cases of disease in the low segment of the spine is one of the leading causes of work clearance and morbidity in the general population. Despite the different methods used in medical therapy and physical therapy, this disease represents a challenge for a successful management. We conducted a literature review in the databases MEDLINE, PEDro, COCHRANE library, AMED, PUBMED, BIREME and SCIELO, in the research of the relationship between activity levels, ability and disability with the nonspecific chronic low back pain. The reduction of functional capability is a strong factor for the development of chronic nonspecific low back pain. Although not a consensus in the literature, some recent studies are demonstrating increasingly consistent, that if the individual with chronic low back pain maintained levels of moderate physical activity, their functional perspectives are better than keep in inactivity. It has been observed a significant increase in the overall well-being of patients. The functionality of the individual with chronic nonspecific low back pain, is directly determined by the condition of their morfofisiologic structure, levels of activity, as well as their social participation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The functionality on the concept of the International Classification of Functioning (ICF) is determined by the framework, by activity and by the participation of the individual. The chronic nonspecific low back pain that represents the majority of cases of disease in the low segment of the spine is one of the leading causes of work clearance and morbidity in the general population. Despite the different methods used in medical therapy and physical therapy, this disease represents a challenge for a successful management. We conducted a literature review in the databases MEDLINE, PEDro, COCHRANE library, AMED, PUBMED, BIREME and SCIELO, in the research of the relationship between activity levels, ability and disability with the nonspecific chronic low back pain. The reduction of functional capability is a strong factor for the development of chronic nonspecific low back pain. Although not a consensus in the literature, some recent studies are demonstrating increasingly consistent, that if the individual with chronic low back pain maintained levels of moderate physical activity, their functional perspectives are better than keep in inactivity. It has been observed a significant increase in the overall well-being of patients. The functionality of the individual with chronic nonspecific low back pain, is directly determined by the condition of their morfofisiologic structure, levels of activity, as well as their social participation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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