Neck Pain Clinical Trial
Official title:
Effectiveness of the Auto-acupressure for Diminishing Neck Pain of Benign Origin
The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of the auto-acupressure (digital pressure in points of acupuncture) added to the conventional treatment.
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effectiveness of the digital pressure in points of acupuncture
added to the conventional treatment for diminishing the pain in patients with cervicalgia of
benign origin.
MATERIAL AND METHODS: Pragmatic controlled randomized clinical trial. Patients with
diagnosis of cervicalgia of benign origin will include. They will be randomly assigned to
receive just conventional treatment or this plus auto-acupressure.
The professionals will once receive instruction in the Centres of Health by an experienced
acupuncture professional that will supervise, in a workshop, the right application of the
technique, that will consist of the application of manoeuvres of auto-acupressure by the own
patient during periods of 10 minutes, once in a day during one week. The pain intensity will
be evaluated by means of a millimetric scale of 10 cm (0 represents the pain absence, 10 the
maximum imaginable pain, Numerical Scale Rating). The pain will be measured in the inclusion
and days 1, 3, 7, 30 and 90. The sample size has been calculated to detect a minimum
difference of 1.5 points (DS 2) in the scale of the pain in day 7, which implies the
recruitment of, at least, 80 patients by group (if losses don't exceed 20%). Also the
perception of the quality of life (euroQol-5D) and the functional capacity with the scale of
Oswestry will be evaluated, at the beginning, and days 3, 7, 30 and 90. The measures in each
point between the group will be compared control and intervention. The evolution of the
repeated measures will compare between groups with a generalized estimating equation (GEE)
model.
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