Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in patients with back pain

Low back pain (LP) is one of the most common clinical syndromes encountered in everyday practice by neurologists, therapists, general practitioners, and representatives of other specialties. The prevalence of PB in the population is comparable to the prevalence of diseases such as acute seasonal respiratory infections, degenerative and inflammatory lesions of small joints, and depressive disorders. The tendency to relapse, frequent exacerbations of pain syndrome, temporary and, often, persistent disability due to PB are associated with significant material costs.