Comparative Effect of Muscle Energy Techniques and Mulligan Mobilization on Pain & Range of Motion in patients with Mechanical Neck Pain

Mechanical cervical pain starts at the back of head and moves down neck to lower spine shoulders. Vertebral arrangements are interrupted with this condition, joints ribs perform abnormal biomechanical movements, resulting in diminished mobility pain. Objective: To compare effectiveness Muscle Energy Techniques (METs, Post-isometric relaxation) Mulligan Mobilization (Natural Apophyseal Glides, NAGs) subjects Neck Pain Methods: It was a Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial. Sixty patients allocated 2 groups: A B 30 each group age limit from 25-50 years treated for 4 weeks on alternate days METs mobilization baseline exercise plan respectively. Intervention divided into phases. Outcome measures used study Numeric Rating Scale (NPRS), Disability Index (NDI) Goniometer range motions. Results: Patients showed marked improvement as compared A. p-value less than 0.05 is considered significant. Mean Group 39.91±8.14 42.39±8.01 Conclusion: concluded that more effective progressing NPRS NDI scales.