Quigong – Neck pain relief

Quigong proved successfully relieve pain in the neck, many people will experience excruciating neck pain at least once in their life. For some, this may be ongoing, even chronic, such as pain. In many cases, neck pain can lead to inability to work or perform daily tasks. Overall treatment usually consists of drug treatment and physiotherapy, massage area and strength exercises, electrical nerve stimulation and heat therapy. Recently, however, physicians turned to another option, Quigong. Therapy Quigong offers slow motion exercises especially the elderly and people with limited mobility may find easier to perform. Scientists at the University Goeteborg, Sweden, examined the effectiveness of this method. They came to the conclusion that Quigong is effective in facilitating a strong and stubborn neck pain as traditional western physical therapy options. In a study published in the journal Spine, Volume 32, p. 2415-2422.

Quigong, technique of ancient Chinese therapy offers frees through slow motion exercises, breathing techniques and meditation. Exercises perform slowly strengthen and stretch muscles. Breathing and meditation techniques force patients to focus on their bodies and to direct their energy to reduce stress positively. Technique is taught mainly as a preventive measure to ensure the physical and emotional health and stability. It is also used as a recovery.

She became more and more common to Western medical practitioners and doctors to seek advice in the ancient healing practices, especially the Chinese medical and therapeutic methods. Thus Quigong now become a valid method of therapy for a range of diseases pain. The method has shown great effectiveness as a method of treatment for long-term neck pain.

While there has been no study of the Swedish, there was no scientific evidence for the effectiveness and efficiency Quigong Quigong for the treatment of pain in the neck. Swedish researchers enrolled 122 patients in their study. Participants were randomly divided into two groups. One group received physiotherapy treatment of traditional Western type. Another group was taught to perform exercises Quigong. Each participant in each group received twelve treatments over three months.

Scientists re-evaluation of the six participants, and again twelve months after the study began. They found both groups showed equal results in neck pain intensity, as well as the ability to move the neck. Scientists concluded that Quigong works and how traditional physical therapy measures effective.

The teachings of Quigong slow motion exercises and breathing techniques and meditation, is just as important as the movement of scientists, the ancient Chinese method can work very well for the elderly and less mobile patients. In addition, she is an excellent preventative measure and should be recommended to patients prone to episodes of pain in the neck.proved successfully relieve pain in the neck, many people will experience excruciating neck pain at least once in their life. For some, this may be ongoing, even chronic, such as pain. In many cases, neck pain can lead to inability to work or perform daily tasks. Overall treatment usually consists of drug treatment and physiotherapy, massage area and strength exercises, electrical nerve stimulation and heat therapy. Recently, however, physicians turned to another option, Quigong. Therapy Quigong offers slow motion exercises especially the elderly and people with limited mobility may find easier to perform. Scientists at the University Goeteborg, Sweden, examined the effectiveness of this method. They came to the conclusion that Quigong is effective in facilitating a strong and stubborn neck pain as traditional western physical therapy options. In a study published in the journal Spine, Volume 32, p. 2415-2422.

Quigong, technique of ancient Chinese therapy offers frees through slow motion exercises, breathing techniques and meditation. Exercises perform slowly strengthen and stretch muscles. Breathing and meditation techniques force patients to focus on their bodies and to direct their energy to reduce stress positively. Technique is taught mainly as a preventive measure to ensure the physical and emotional health and stability. It is also used as a recovery.

She became more and more common to Western medical practitioners and doctors to seek advice in the ancient healing practices, especially the Chinese medical and therapeutic methods. Thus Quigong now become a valid method of therapy for a range of diseases pain. The method has shown great effectiveness as a method of treatment for long-term neck pain.

While there has been no study of the Swedish, there was no scientific evidence for the effectiveness and efficiency Quigong, Quigong for the treatment of pain in the neck. Swedish researchers enrolled 122 patients in their study. Participants were randomly divided into two groups. One group received physiotherapy treatment of traditional Western type. Another group was taught to perform exercises Quigong. Each participant in each group received twelve treatments over three months.

Scientists re-evaluation of the six participants, and again twelve months after the study began. They found both groups showed equal results in neck pain intensity, as well as the ability to move the neck. Scientists concluded that Quigong works and how traditional physical therapy measures effective.

The teachings of Quigong slow motion exercises and breathing techniques and meditation, is just as important as the movement of scientists, the ancient Chinese method can work very well for the elderly and less mobile patients. In addition, she is an excellent preventative measure and should be recommended to patients prone to episodes of pain in the neck.

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February 22 2010 03:38 pm | Healthy Living

3 Responses to “Quigong – Neck pain relief”

  1. Rick Olderman Says:

    In my experience as a physical therapist, most headaches and neck pain are due to the shoulder blades sitting too low on the trunk. I know this may sound odd but, to put it simply, there are muscles attaching from the shoulder blade directly to the first four neck vertebrae and skull. When the shoulders sit too low, these muscles then pull on the neck bones and skull causing neck pain and headaches.
    Here’s a quick, simple test to see if this is a contributing cause of your headaches. If you’re having right-sided neck pain or headaches, raise your right hand and place it flat on top of your head for 20 seconds. Make sure your head doesn’t side-bend or rotate to achieve this. If your pain diminished after this test, then your scapula may be sitting too low causing your discomfort. This is easily correctable. This is also the culprit in diagnoses such as thoracic outlet syndrome and carpal tunnel syndrome. I’ve just written a book about fixing neck pain and headaches using an approach based on this mechanical connection to the shoulder and neck. It has been very effective over the last few years and I think is worth a try if you haven’t found the answers you are seeking.
    I’ve also posted this and another test on YouTube, if you’re interested.

  2. Stalybridge Physiotherapist Says:

    Great post!

    Physiotherapy can help to relieve neck pain. Pain at and around the neck can be very restricting and can leave the sufferer with a fear of sudden movement. Problems at the neck range from muscle stiffness to sensations of pins and needles in the fingers. Assessment of the neck needs to be carefully handled in order to avoid increasing the severity of symptoms.

    Patients will often find that problems that they thought were in the shoulder, elbow or hand, are actually stemming from the neck. Like low back pain, neck problems can be treated using massage, traction, mobilization and in some cases manipulation techniques.

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