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electroacupuncture, upper back myofascial pain, functional disability, pain
MYOFASCIAL PAIN SYNDROME
The recent study was conducted to campare the effects of Bowen therapy and tennis ball technique on pain and functional disabillity in patients with myofascial pain syndrome. Thirty participants were selected randomly after meeting the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Within-group analysis indicated that participants receiving Bowen therapy and tennis ball technique showed a statistically significant reduction in pain, and improvements in functional disability with The outcomes of this study are consistent with earlier investigations of patients with dyspraxia, a developmental problem. Boys with dyspraxia aged 8 to 11 were the subjects of this study. An eight-week treatment period was followed by a post-treatment evaluation. The study's findings demonstrated the positive effects of Bowen therapy on motor function. Following the fascia treatment with Bowen therapy, motor function significantly improved [The outcomes of previous studies are consistent with the results of the recent investigation. These studies' conclusions concur with one another. Bowen treatment is a special method for enhancing functionality and reducing pain. For patients with myofascial pain syndrome, it can be used as an extra therapeutic option to enhance functional outcomes.In 2020, Fariba Eslamian et al. studied the effects of electroacupuncture and biofeedback on neck and upper back myofascial pain syndrome. This randomized clinical trial showed that both treatment protocols were equally effective. Intergroup comparison showed that electroacupuncture was more effective in some parameters over biofeedback treatment [