Abstract

Outer muscle (MSK) torment is one of the most well-known issues oversaw by clinicians in MSK care. Within the context of evidence-based physical therapy practice, the current frameworks for assessing and treating MSK pain are examined in this article. Key contemplations connected with the biopsychosocial model of torment, proof-based practice, appraisal, treatment, active work/development conduct, risk separation, correspondence as well as persistent training and self-administration abilities inside active recuperation and physical and restoration medication are tended to. Strategies for promoting evidence-based practice, behavior modification, social prescribing, and the utilization of technologies are also discussed in relation to the direction that MSK pain management will take in the future.