The Effects of Mulliganforearm Cervical Traction V/S Upper Limb Neural Tissue Mobilization on Neck Disability: A Randomised Control Trial

Background: Neck pain is among the most common pain problems, with a reported prevalence which is ranging from 22 % to 30 %. Neck pain is usually associated with headache, upper back and shoulder/arm pain. Aim and objective: To study the effects of mulligan forearm cervical traction v/s upper limb neural tissue mobilization on neck disability. Methodology: 60 participants were selected according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria and consent was taken. Participants were divided into Group A, Group B and Group C. Group A were given mulligan forearm cervical traction along with neck static exercise, Group B were given upper limb neural tissue mobilization along with neck static exercise and Group C were given only static exercise. Participants were assessed for neck disability using neck disability index and readings were noted. Assessment was done on pre and post intervention on Day 1, 7, and 14. Result: The P value of Group A is