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Estudo da prevalĂȘncia da dor crĂłnica em praticantes de corrida
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Introdução: A atividade de corrida requer um domĂnio tĂ©cnico e fĂsico adequado de forma a reduzir o risco de lesĂŁo e o aparecimento de dor. Dado o aumento exponencial de praticantes de corrida em Portugal, a presente investigação teve como objetivo caracterizar a prevalĂȘncia de dor mĂșsculo esquelĂ©tica em praticantes de corrida. MĂ©todos: O presente estudo avaliou as caracterĂsticas primĂĄrias (i.e. prĂĄtica de corrida, intensidade e local da dor articular) e secundĂĄrias (i.e. sexo, idade, composição corporal e menopausa) da dor mĂșsculo esquelĂ©tica de 387 participantes com idade â„ 18 anos, atravĂ©s do questionĂĄrio Knee Osteoarthritis Pre-Screening. A amostra foi subdividida em praticantes de corrida (GP) e nĂŁo praticantes (GNP), e a anĂĄlise estatĂstica incluiu medidas de natureza descritiva, de relação entre variĂĄveis atravĂ©s do teste Qui-quadrado, e de comparação entre grupos atravĂ©s do teste T-student e ANOVA. Resultados: 47,3% da amostra final afirmou ter dor articular, sendo que 47,5% sĂŁo praticantes de corrida. Neste grupo a prevalĂȘncia de dor crĂłnica foi superior nos membros inferiores. ConclusĂŁo: A prevalĂȘncia de dor no GP Ă© superior nas articulaçÔes da coluna lombar, anca, joelho e tornozelo. Verificaram-se diferenças estatĂsticas na regiĂŁo da dor de acordo com o sexo.
Running is one of the simplest, most natural and accessible physical recreation activities for health maintenance and disease prevention, and the number of participants has been increased in Portugal over the last years. The purpose of present investigation is estimate the prevalence of musculoskeletal pain in Portuguese runners. Methods: The present investigation studied the primary (running, intensity and location of joint pain) and secondary (sex, age, body composition and menopause) characteristics of musculoskeletal pain in 387 participants aged â„ 18 years, using the Knee Osteoarthritis Pre-Screening. Sample was subdivided into runners (GP) and non-runners (GNP). Statistical analysis included measures of descriptive nature, Chi-square test was performed to examine the relationship through variables and T-student test and ANOVA to differences between groups. Results: 47,3% of the final sample has joint pain (47,5% are runners). The prevalence of chronic pain in runner was higher in lower limbs. Conclusions: The prevalence of chronic pain in runners is higher in the lumbar spine, hip, knee and ankle joints. There were statistical differences in pain region according to sex.
Running is one of the simplest, most natural and accessible physical recreation activities for health maintenance and disease prevention, and the number of participants has been increased in Portugal over the last years. The purpose of present investigation is estimate the prevalence of musculoskeletal pain in Portuguese runners. Methods: The present investigation studied the primary (running, intensity and location of joint pain) and secondary (sex, age, body composition and menopause) characteristics of musculoskeletal pain in 387 participants aged â„ 18 years, using the Knee Osteoarthritis Pre-Screening. Sample was subdivided into runners (GP) and non-runners (GNP). Statistical analysis included measures of descriptive nature, Chi-square test was performed to examine the relationship through variables and T-student test and ANOVA to differences between groups. Results: 47,3% of the final sample has joint pain (47,5% are runners). The prevalence of chronic pain in runner was higher in lower limbs. Conclusions: The prevalence of chronic pain in runners is higher in the lumbar spine, hip, knee and ankle joints. There were statistical differences in pain region according to sex.
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PrevalĂȘncia Corrida BiomecĂąnica Volume de treino Dor crĂłnica Dor mĂșsculo esquelĂ©tica Dor no joelho LesĂŁo Prevalence Running Biomechanics Training volume Risk factor Chronic pain Musculoskeletal pain Knee pain Ankle pain Injury history