Shoulder pain is an experience that most of the people can expect to deal in their lives due to over-exertion or postural asymmetries, which may or may not have it interfering with the normal activities of their daily living. Shoulder pain associated with scapular dyskinesia can be associated with restricted joint range of motion and loss of muscle strength, and is among the most common conditions treated by physical therapists. The patho-mechanisms of shoulder pain are only scarcely known but it is associated with both psychosocial and physical factors. Although there is some evidence of pain reduction, improving range of motion and function occurring following global posture reeducation, scapular stabilizing exercise, it is not known how the training influences the muscle activities of persons shoulder pain associated scapular dyskinesia.
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Shoulder Flexion Range of Motion
Timeframe: Pre, 3rd week, 5th week
Shoulder Abduction ROM
Timeframe: Pre, 3rd week, 5th week measured using degree of movement (160 to 180)
Shoulder Pain
Timeframe: Pre, 3rd week, 5th week (Score measuring on on a scale of 0 to 10, 0 being no Pain and 10 being worst)
Shoulder Disability
Timeframe: Pre, 3rd week, 5th week (scoring 0-100, 0 being no disability and 100 being most sever disability)
Shoulder Function
Timeframe: Pre, 3rd week, 5th week (scoring 0-100, 0 being poor shoulder function and 100 being most best shoulder fucntions)