In
short, the McKenzie method was developed in the 1960s by Robin
McKenzie, who noted that extending the spine could provide significant
pain relief to certain patients and allow them to return to their normal
daily activities, by centralising the patients pain, moving it away
from the extremities (arms or legs) to the back. Centralising the pain allows the source of the pain to be treated rather than the symptoms.
Exercises will be guided by an initial assessment, but the kinds of exercises you may be prescribed are shown below. The goal, as previously stated, is to centralise the patients pain in the core back structures rather than treat pain that is localised to a specific area. Patients can be expected to achieve centralisation over the course of daily prescribed McKenzie exercises.
Exercises will be guided by an initial assessment, but the kinds of exercises you may be prescribed are shown below. The goal, as previously stated, is to centralise the patients pain in the core back structures rather than treat pain that is localised to a specific area. Patients can be expected to achieve centralisation over the course of daily prescribed McKenzie exercises.
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