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Patient Care Effective Management of Low Back Pain in Primary Care: Key Practices and Red Flags Lower back pain is a common presentation in primary care and most acute episodes can be effectively managed by general practitioners with reassurance, activity guidance and short-term analgesia. This article outlines practical strategies for assessment and early management, and highlights when referral to multidisciplinary spine and pain services is indicated for complex, persistent or red-flag cases.

11 Feb 2026 | Defining Med Read Story

Patient Care Assessing and Managing Idiopathic Overactive Bladder: A Guide for Primary Healthcare Physicians Overactive bladder is a common clinical condition seen in primary care with many of these cases presenting with no identifiable cause. We share a structured and evidence based approach on how idiopathic overactive bladder can be managed and treated in primary care.

05 Nov 2025 | Defining Med Read Story

Patient Care Managing Constipation at Primary Care: A Comprehensive Guide A patient’s perception of constipation can be subjective, making it challenging to handle this common problem. As lifestyle changes and first-line medications are the mainstays of treatment, we share how a systematic and clear diagnostic approach can enable effective treatment in the primary care setting while remaining vigilant for “red flag” symptoms that require immediate specialist referral.

05 Nov 2025 | Defining Med Read Story

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