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Which method reigns supreme, McKenzie or Back School?

In 1995, Stankovic, et. al., sought to compare the effectiveness of the McKenzie method and patient education through “mini back school” in treating acute low back pain over a 5-year period. Prior to this study, the 1-year results had already been published, prompting further investigation into the durability of treatment outcomes. The study comprised 89 subjects, including 22 women and 67 men, with an average … Continue reading Which method reigns supreme, McKenzie or Back School?

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How Effective is Infrared Therapy for Alleviating Heel Pain?

In 2012, Reeboonlap, et. al., conducted the Study which Reveals the Effectiveness and Safety of Infrared Therapy for Alleviating Heel Pain. Plantar fasciitis, a leading cause of heel pain, affects a significant portion of the population. While conservative treatments have shown success, they often require extended periods to achieve the desired outcomes. However, a recent study conducted at Phramongkutklao Hospital aimed to explore a novel … Continue reading How Effective is Infrared Therapy for Alleviating Heel Pain?

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