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  2. Begin by entering your personal information, including the date, name, gender, address, telephone number, date of birth, and age. This foundational data is crucial for accurate assessment.
  3. Indicate your referral source (GP, Orthopedic, Self, or Other) and provide details about your work demands and leisure activities. This helps contextualize your physical condition.
  4. Describe any functional limitations you are experiencing in the designated section. Be specific about how these limitations affect your daily life.
  5. Fill out the symptoms section by detailing present symptoms, their duration, and any factors that may have contributed to their onset. Use the provided scales for clarity.
  6. Complete the examination section by noting postural observations and neurological assessments. This will guide further evaluation.
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The McKenzie Method is a biopsychosocial system of musculoskeletal care emphasizing patient empowerment and self-treatment. This system of diagnosis and patient management applies to acute, subacute and chronic conditions of the spine and extremities.
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When to Avoid McKenzie Method Exercises: 5 Potential Risks Your pain started after a recent injury. You may have a possibility of spinal tumors or infections. MDT exercises are not used to treat back or neck pain due to spinal tumors and/or infections. You have had certain types of spine surgery.
While you are treating a current pain you are advised to do a number of repetitions of each of the appropriate exercises, generally repeated 6-8 times per day. If you are wishing to prevent pain then the appropriate exercises will have fewer repetitions and are repeated less frequently.
Unlike traditional physical therapy, which often involves passive treatments like massage and stretching, the McKenzie Method emphasizes active patient involvement in the treatment process. Patients learn specific exercises and techniques they can use to manage their symptoms and improve their function.

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The stages of McKenzies exercises are prone lying, prone lying while resting on elbows, prone push-ups, progressive extension using pillows and standing extension. Numerous variations of the McKenzie sequence exist which add or remove stages according to interpretation of the original sequence.
The McKenzie method physical examination involves asking the patient to perform specific provocative movements in various directions in both standing and lying positions. In most cases, patients are made to perform single or repeated forward and backward bending movements (flexion and extension).
If you have undergone a spinal surgery or have major spinal discrepancies like a spinal fracture or disk displacement, the McKenzie method is not for you. Also, it is a good idea to consult your doctor before you start the exercises to ensure that your problem would not further deteriorate.

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