Abstract
Objective: Prolonged use of high-heeled shoes is considered a possible cause of low back pain in female students. The aim of study is to investigate the association between high heels and low back pain
Methods: A cross-sectional survey based on a standard self-reporting questionnaire was conducted among 50 female university students (aged 18-28 years) mean 21.1 years and mean height 5.1 feet using high heels of GCU Faisalabad. Purposive sampling technique was used to. Out of 50 students wearing high heels, 28 (56%) students were suffering from low back pain. Pearson Chi-Square test was applied.
Results: Statistical analysis showed significant association between high heel and LBP, p=0.001. Coefficient of contingency=0.567 indicated strength of association is intermediate.
Conclusion: This study also revealed that students who wear high heels for 2 or more years suffer from a bit of lower back pain and that the height of the heel increases the incidence and the intensity of pain increases as well.
Iqra Nadeem, Sidra Mushtaq*,, Rumaisa Hussain*,, Nimra Naseem*,, Haider Darain***, Danish Khan****, , Muhammad Kashif*. (2020) BRIEF COMMUNICATION HIGH HEELS AND LOW BACK PAIN IN YOUNG FEMALE STUDENTS, International Journal of Pathology, APR-JUN2018, APR-JUN2018.
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