Comparison Of The Effectiveness Of Back School Exercises And Mckenzie Exercises In The Treatment Of Chronic Low Back Pain; A Randomized Controlled Trial”RCT

Low back pain has become the most common critical health problem and it is well known for causing a personal, community financial burden globally. demarcated as non-specific, non-radiating with no accompanying neurological signs symptoms. Objective: The purpose of this study was to compare effectiveness between Mckenzie exercises school in treatment low pain. Methods: This research included 36 patients who met eligibility criteria. Prior undertaking any examinations or receiving treatments, each participant gave their ethical approval via filling out informed consent. Patients nonspecific chronic were divided randomly into 3 groups. In ‘group A’ only conventional provided group 2 performed exercises. Similarly, lottery method used assign these three randomized All aforementioned groups received therapy, which remained identical throughout study. hot pack 10 minutes isometrics. Additionally, A B therapy along exercises, therapy. Each patient times week total 4 weeks. Roland Morris’s disability questionnaire measure self-reported physical impairment due Moreover, numeric rating scale severity. Results: showed that Makenzie marked improvement scores. Conclusion: concluded are more effective than management That because Mckenzie’s not decrease but equally improve, flexibility posture spine