Effect of yoga on the XXXX .

@entity32680 @entity10 @entity4048 @entity158 @entity717 @entity85
@entity158 ( @entity158 ) refers to @entity158 attributed to muscle and its surrounding fascia, which is associated with "myofascial trigger points" (MTrPs). MTrPs in the trapezius has been proposed as the main cause of temporal and cervicogenic @entity10 and @entity4048 . Literature shows that the prevalence of various @entity85 ( @entity85 ) among physiotherapists is high. Yoga has traditionally been used to treat MSDs in various populations. But there is scarcity of literature which explains the effects of yoga on reducing @entity158 of the neck in terms of various physical parameters and subjective responses. Therefore, a pilot study was done among eight physiotherapists with minimum six months of experience. A structured yoga protocol was designed and implemented for five days in a week for four weeks. The outcome variables were Disability of Arm, Shoulder and Hands (DASH) score, @entity717 ( @entity717 ), Visual Analogue Scale (VAS), Pressure @entity158 Threshold (PPT) for Trigger Points, Cervical Range of Motion (CROM) - active _ passive, grip and pinch strengths. The variables were compared before and after the intervention. Finally, the result revealed that all the variables (DASH: P<0.00, @entity717 : P<0.00, VAS: P<0.00, PPT: Left: P<0.00, PPT: Right: P<0.00, Grip strength: left: P<0.00, Grip strength: right: P<0.01, Key pinch: left: P<0.01, Key pinch: right: P<0.01, @entity32680 : left: P<0.01, @entity32680 : right: P<0.00, Tip pinch: left: P<0.01, Tip pinch: Right: P<0.01) improved significantly after intervention.
