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How does laser therapy compare to ultrasound and ischemic compression for pain management?

In 2012, Kannan, et. al., conducted study about Myofascial pain syndrome, which often rooted in the upper trapezius, presents a significant therapeutic challenge due to its impact on pain and range of motion. In a recent study, researchers set out to identify the most effective treatment for myofascial trigger points (MTPs), comparing therapeutic ultrasound, laser therapy, and ischemic compression over a five-day trial period. The … Continue reading How does laser therapy compare to ultrasound and ischemic compression for pain management?

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How effective are stretching exercises in alleviating pain in fibromyalgia patients?

In a recent study led by L. A. Matsutani and colleagues (2007), the effectiveness of a treatment regimen consisting of muscle stretching exercises, with or without laser therapy at tender points, was examined in patients diagnosed with fibromyalgia (FM). The primary objective was to gauge the impact of these interventions on improving the quality of life for individuals with FM. The study, which involved twenty … Continue reading How effective are stretching exercises in alleviating pain in fibromyalgia patients?

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How Effective is Physiotherapy in Managing Cervical Pain Associated with MPDS?

In 2017, Jagdhari, et. al., conducted a groundbreaking prospective study which has shed light on the therapeutic correlation between cervical dysfunction and myofascial pain dysfunction syndrome (MPDS). The study, conducted by a team of researchers led by Smriti Jagdhari, B, aimed to investigate the relationship between cervical pain and MPDS, while evaluating the efficacy of different treatment modalities. The study comprised a total of 46 … Continue reading How Effective is Physiotherapy in Managing Cervical Pain Associated with MPDS?

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