Mckenzie Therapy ( Part - 3 ) : THE PATIENT'S INTERVIEW

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Thanks sir Very knowledgeable video

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Its really helpfull for physiotherapy student and practetioner . Thank you sir for thise such vedio.

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I noted them sir great Bahut hi gazzab keep it up 👍👍👍

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Many many thanks for sharing your knowledge and experiences in such inspiring way. Keep up good works.

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Sir, You are awesome.I like your classes so much....

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Very nice video

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Abhishek Sharma sir ! Verry nice I am coming next yr in your collage for MPT..

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Dr SP Mondal Most welcome, contact me on my WhatsApp number 9410575949, to tell me more about yourself and know more about me and the SRHU University, Dehradun. God bless to dear. 😊

[@rajuburnwal4691]

Sir help a little for a ulnar claw hand treatment case

[@darshitapatel5237]

Sir pls make a video on McKenzie treatment for low back pain

[@PhysioClassroom]

Spinal extension Exercises for lumbar PIVD are based on McKenzie approach for LBP. I have made a video on it. McKenzie mobilization and manipulation techniques will.also be covered later sometime.

[@faisalmehmood5422]

God bless u m ur big FAN

[@minakshidandge5765]

Superb videos sir.. very much helpful.. recently started following MDT to treat my pts.. its very effective still alot more to understand about FAFP.. pls add some videos on relative topics in detail when to progress n when it's the time to alter the loading strategies... I would be thankful..

[@krishnabhiram]

FAFP? Kindly elaborate.

[@prachibagde5477]

Extremely helpful sir . Thank you . Can you please help us out regarding detailed vestibular rehabilitation techniques through your videos ? Would be grateful if that's possible !

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[@biswajittalukdar06]

Thank you sir. Very informative class

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Thank u so much sir such a informative video👍😊

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[@nikitarasela1613]

Thanks a lot

[@dr.mamtasingh5963]

Very nice sir plz make pdf or show proper for us

[@ranajitbarikphysio138]

Different techniques to known .........possible workshop in Kolkata......!

[@AnoopSingh-ju6dw]

Nice video

[@loveneetbharti9541]

Very informative sir. God bless u sir, You are doing a wonderful thing. I want to do MPT in your university. Kindly guide me ,that would be very helpful.

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[@vishalupadhyay3626]

THANKU SIR FOR GOOD CLASS

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Thankyou so much sir this video is really helpful🙂

[@ss-uz6kg]

Sir could u provide a soap format as pdf so thag it helps for assessment ...kindly share in next video ..thanku sir

[@aanchalpatel25]

Really helpful sir thank you 😊

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[@sangeetharadhakrishnan7064]

Thank u so much sir....well explained....though i dnt knw hindi much i csn catch ur points...pls keep doing sir....

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[@anandgupte]

Who else hits like before the video starts?👏🏻

[@AnjaliVerma-mo6oz]

Back pain ka techniques batayea

[@ss-uz6kg]

Sir have a doubt u said sitting n lying patient feel better than it's dearrangement but in one of the pvid case my pateint has more pain I'm sitting n lying

[@Tseen5070]

How to do exert for neck n back

[@osamabakry8733]

Can you repeat this series in English ?

[@pushpagujrati9658]

Sir ,In que 2 this is why pain that changes are easily treatable and constant pain are difficult to treat.? Please explain

[@PhysioClassroom]

Constant pain are chemical pains and donot have a physical cause to it do can't be treated by physiotherapy. Pain that alters or changed with Movements are mechanical and can be successfully treated with physical therapy. Chemical pain is produced by release of chemicals ( example after any trauma) and is contant and throbbing in nature and requires treatment by another chemical agent ( drug). Mechanical pain is produced due to abnormal tension or forces acting on various soft tissues and articular structures and so changes with movement, eg. Aggravated with activity and releived with rest. . These are the ones where medicines should be discourages and Physiotherapy should be promoted.

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Very informative video thank you sir

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