Comparative Effects of Eldova Technique and Corrective Exercises in Upper Cross Syndrome

The scapular position is measured by taking the side to side differences between both sides in all 3 test positions. The measurements are taken from the inferior angle of the scapulae to the spinous process of the thoracic vertebrae on horizontal plane. The test is done in 3 positions, with the arm abducted to 0, 45 and 90 degrees in the coronal plane. Position 1 involves placing the shoulder in neutral position, with the arms relaxed at the sides, Position 2 the humerus is placed in medial rotation and 45degree abduction, by positioning patients hands around the waist, Position 3 the humerus is placed in maximal rotation and 90degree abduction. The Test is positive when there is a difference of 1.5 cm when measurements are compared bilaterally.

Horizontal distance between tragus of the ear and wall, standing with heels and buttocks against the wall (to prevent pivoting), knees extended and chin. Nine and half centimeter is normal anything greater than this value indicate FHP.

is strongly associated with upper body dysfunction and can affect daily lives activities. To measure neck pain before and after treatment neck disability index questionnaire will be filled from participant's neck disability index questionnaire with score of more than 20%.