Eye-Cervical Re-education Versus Motor Imagery Therapy on Proprioception in Chronic Mechanical Neck Pain

this study will be conducted to investigate the effect of eye-cervical re-education versus motor imagery therapy on pain intensity level, pain pressure threshold, neck disability, cervical proprioception, and scapular protraction in patients with chronic mechanical neck pain.

Inclusion Criteria:Age will range from 18 to 70 yearsPatients of both sexes.Neck pain diagnosed by physician greater than 3 months in duration.Active or latent myofascial trigger points (MTrPs) in at least one of the following muscles: upper trapezius, levator scapulae, or splenius capitis. Both active and latent MTrPs were considered because latent MTrPs have been associated with the development of sensory motor dysfunction and may contribute to different chronic musculoskeletal pain disordersExclusion Criteria:Dizziness syndrome.Post-traumatic as whiplashNeurological, infectious, or tumor cervical pain.Pregnant women.Patients having speech and understanding problems.Past history of neck surgeryDizziness syndrome.Post-traumatic as whiplash.Neurological, infectious, or tumor cervical pain.Pregnant women.Patients having speech and understanding problems.Past history of neck surgery .