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History of Lower BackPain Relief (Lumbar Pain)Throughout history, various cultures have developed methodsto manage lower back pain (LBP), ranging from natural remedies to invasiveprocedures.Ancient Civilizations (Egypt, Greece, Rome, China, India):[if !supportLists]         [endif]Egypt (c. 1500 BCE) - The Ebers Papyrus mentionsremedies like herbal poultices and massages to relieve back and lumbar pain.[if !supportLists]         [endif]Greece (Hippocrates, c. 400 BCE) - Recommended spinetraction, stretching exercise, and spinal manipulation.[if !supportLists]         [endif]Rome (Galen, c. 200 CE) - Advised rest, massage,and hydrotherapy.[if !supportLists]         [endif]China (Traditional Chinese Medicine - TCM) -Used acupuncture, moxibustion, and herbal medicine.[if !supportLists]         [endif]India (Ayurveda) - Practiced yoga, oil massages,and herbal treatments.Back Pain Treatment in Middle Ages & Renaissance:[if !supportLists]         [endif]Bloodletting & Leeches - Believed to balance"humors" causing lower back pain.[if !supportLists]         [endif]Spine Bone Setting - Manual backbone adjustmentsby barber-surgeons.In 18th-19th Century Backaches Handling:[if !supportLists]         [endif]Opium & Laudanum - Pain relief throughnarcotics relaxation.[if !supportLists]         [endif]Early Chiropractic (D.D. Palmer, 1895) - Spinal cordadjustments for nerve function.[if !supportLists]         [endif]Traction Devices - Mechanical stretching of thespine.Early 20th Century:[if !supportLists]         [endif]Surgical Interventions (e.g., laminectomy,discectomy) - Developed but risky.[if !supportLists]         [endif]Bed Rest Prescription - Common but later foundineffective.Current Situation with Low Back Pain:Today, lower back pain remains a leading cause of disabilityworldwide, affecting 80% of people at some point in life (WHO). The approachhas shifted significantly due to medical advancements and modern lifestylechanges. Key Changes in Lower Back Pain Treatment (21st Century):[if !supportLists