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Patients treated with only physical therapy recover as well as patients treated with both physical therapy and drugs, yet specialists claim that drugs are still absolutely necessary for the patients who receive them.

The correct answer will be a hypothesis that explains why drugs are a necessary component of treatment for some patients. The result will likely include some difference between patients. Some patients might be fine with physical therapy alone, but some might need the combination to get the same benefit from treatment.

This doesn’t explain why drugs are necessary. Patients treated with physical therapy alone perform just as well, so what’s the point of the drugs?

Some patients need drugs in addition to physical therapy, while others only need physical therapy to get the same benefit. Medical specialists know who these patients are, hence why they claim the drugs are essential for certain patients.

This could be true about physical therapy alone, as well. We need to know why the drugs are ever necessary to begin with.

We’re interested in comparing physical therapy treatment with a treatment combining physical therapy and drugs. This doesn't help us, because it's only talking about treating botched physical therapy with drugs.

We don’t care about other muscles. We care about back muscle injuries, and why using drugs in combination with physical therapy may be necessary to treat back injuries for certain patients.

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