![]() ![]() ![]() Seventy-four participants (9.5%) had visited a physician due to unspecified LBP during their service, and 41 (5.3%) had temporarily been absent from duty due to LBP. A total of 219 out of 778 participants (28%) had visited a physician due to some musculoskeletal symptom (ICD-10 M-diagnosis) during their military service. In this study, the association between LBP during military service and LBP in later life in addition to the association between LBP and physical fitness were examined. From a total of 1155 persons who had been pass medical examination for military service and who had completed physically demanding military training between 19, 778 men participated in a refresher military training course and physical tests. The aim of the present study was to assess associations between physician diagnosed unspecified low back pain (LBP) during compulsory military service and self-reported LBP and physical fitness measured on average four years after military service. ![]()
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