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Back pain is a common condition which often settles spontaneously, thus justifying a conservative approach to management by both practitioner and patient.
Patients benefit from a confident and knowledgeable practitioner who can dispel doubts and myths, provide appropriate back education and reassurance, outline a logical management plan and refer to other therapists if necessary.
The great variety of treatments available indicates the lack of a `quick fix' cure.
All treatments have some, albeit limited, benefit. The most beneficial treatments are rest for 2-3 days, exercises and appropriate physical therapy.
Key words: Limited rest, education, exercises, physical therapy.
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