खंड 2 No. volume 2, issue 12, Feb, pg2014-2026 (2026): Effectiveness of Exercise-Based Physiotherapy on Functional Recovery and Quality of Life among Individuals with Chronic Low Back Pain

The aim of the study is to investigate the effectiveness of exercise-based physiotherapy on quality of life and functional recovery among individuals with chronic low back pain. The findings of the study will support evidence-based decisions to select suitable exercise interventions as well as designing patient-oriented rehabilitation programs. The study will be useful for healthcare organisations as well as policymakers to understand the significance of non-invasive and accessible rehabilitation. In comparison to traditional pharmacological treatment, exercise interventions form a significant part of non-pharmacological therapy, which helps in reducing drug dependency and lowering the risk related to side effects. Secondary data has been collected from systematic reviews, randomised controlled trials, peer-reviewed journal articles and meta-analyses focusing on exercise-based physiotherapy, quality of life, pain, disability and functional recovery in chronic low back pain. The findings have shown significant clinical implications. Physiotherapists are required to use progressive, patient-oriented and structured exercise programs to consider rehabilitation goals, preferences and functional limitations.

Keywords: Exercise-Based Physiotherapy, Chronic Low Back Pain, Functional Recovery, Quality of Life, Disability