COMPARISON OF REGIONAL MANUAL THERAPY AND STANDARD PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTION IN FEMALES WITH SACROILIAC JOINT PAIN

Authors

  • Tasneem Shahzadi Senior Lecturer, Riphah International University Lahore
  • Sara Aabroo Lecturer, Riphah International University Lahore
  • Iqra Abdul Ghafoor Lecturer, Riphah International University Lahore
  • Sidra Shafique Senior Lecturer, Riphah International University Lahore

Keywords:

SIJ, ODI, NPRS, low back pain, regional treatment, enthesopathy

Abstract

Background and Aim: Sacroiliac joint pain is localized in the region of sacroiliac joint which can be increased by stress and provocation tests of the joint. Aim of this study was to compare two interventions for reduction of sacroiliac joint pain.

Methodology: Study design was randomized clinical trial. Study was conducted in bajwah hospital and children polyclinic Lahore. Duration of study was six months. The total sample size was 64 patients. Females of 20-50 years old with diagnosed sacroiliac joint pain were included in this study. Compression and distraction objective tests were performed for further confirmation of sacroiliac joint pain.  Purposive sampling technique was used. Numeric pain rating scale (NPRS) and Oswestry low back disability questionnaire (ODI) were used to collect the data. Exclusion criteria was females with fractures and other abnormalities of spine.

Results: Results showed that both groups were equal when assessed on baseline by normality test colmogorov-smirnova. Independent t test was applied to compare the mean value of NPRS. Pretreatment mean of NPRS scale for both the regional treatment and standard treatment groups was 7.After 4 weeks NPRS of regional treatment group was 4 and of standard treatment group was 7. The mean value of pretreatment ODI for regional treatment group was 33 and for standard treatment group was 34.After 4 weeks ODI of regional treatment group was 24 and mean of standard treatment group was 27.

Conclusion: It is concluded that after giving equal sessions to both groups when results were assessed regional treatment is more effective than standard treatment.

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2023-01-04

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Shahzadi, T., Aabroo, S. ., Ghafoor, I. A., & Shafique, S. . (2023). COMPARISON OF REGIONAL MANUAL THERAPY AND STANDARD PHYSICAL THERAPY INTERVENTION IN FEMALES WITH SACROILIAC JOINT PAIN. Pakistan Journal of Rehabilitation, 12(1), 79–83. Retrieved from http://ojs.zu.edu.pk/ojs/index.php/pjr/article/view/1500

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Vol. 12 No. 1 (2023): Pakistan Journal of Rehabilitation

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