September 19, 2025Archives of PhysiotherapyOpen Access

Biochemical and clinical effects of McKenzie therapy versus muscle endurance exercises in chronic low-back pain

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MOMistura Iyabo Olaoye RORaphael Okonji AAAdekola B. Ademoyegun

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Randomized controlled trial shows McKenzie therapy and muscle endurance exercises improve pain and biomarkers in chronic low-back pain, suggesting inflammation modulation.

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McKenzie therapy and muscle endurance exercises significantly improved pain and muscle status biomarkers in chronic low-back pain.
Biochemical markers like IL-4 and IL-10 showed changes in response to specific exercise protocols during the study.
A randomized controlled trial with 76 participants measured outcomes across multiple assessments at specified weeks.
Findings indicate that interventions may support inflammation reduction and muscle enhancement, impacting chronic low-back pain management.

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Olaoye et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d43c79713b0b5dfea7bef7 https://doi.org/10.33393/aop.2025.3331

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Randomized controlled trial shows McKenzie therapy and muscle endurance exercises improve pain and biomarkers in chronic low-back pain, suggesting inflammation modulation.

Biochemical and clinical effects of McKenzie therapy versus muscle endurance exercises in chronic low-back pain

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Biochemical and clinical effects of McKenzie therapy versus muscle endurance exercises in chronic low-back pain

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