Introduction A Cervicogenic headache is described as the development of pain in the neck area and is felt in the head. It is the type of normal headache that results from another condition, such as a neck trauma or infection. People may not properly understand the differences between Cervicogenic headaches with migraine and tension headaches,…
What’s a Text Neck Syndrome? Text neck is a term used for the unusual posture formed by bending forward neck for a long period of time, for case seeing smartphones for a prolonged time while reading and chatting activity, is reported to have Neck stress injuries. This posture basically results in upper back cervical muscles…
What is spondylosis? What is cervical spondylosis? Anatomy of the Neck region : Intervertebral disks are invited by 2 parts : Bio-Mechanics of The Neck Pathophysiology Cervical spondylosis causes: Other factors affecting cervical spondylosis include prolonged retention of the neck position or repetition of similar neck movements. Bone spurs:These excess growths of bone are the…
Introduction : The McKenzie method of exercise is a overall program of assessment, diagnosis, treatment and preventive methods for spinal and limb related disorders. It is also known as Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT). The McKenzie method of spinal therapy is the progression of mechanical forces applied to the patient to utilise a therapeutic effect…
We are going to tell you that “How relieve neck pain ?” You’ll also be going to know “Causes and Treatment of Neck pain and most importantly “What to do to prevent Neck pain“. If you want to know How to relive your neck pain, you have basic understanding of common cause of Neck pain,…
Levator Scapulae Syndrome is a “pain over the upper medial angle of the scapula” that is still used in clinical practice in certain settings round the world. This terminology describes a set of signs and symptoms that often present together without identifying the cause of the pain and dysfunction, as is the case with other…
INTRODUCTION OF KYPHOSIS :- kyphosis commonly known as hunchback, is described as an excessive antero-posterior curvature of the thoracic spine of greater than 40°. Normal kyphosis angles can vary between 20° and 40° in the younger public, however, in older population, the mean kyphosis angle is 48° to 50° in women and about 44° in…
