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Objective. To determine the Sociodemographic and therapeutic characteristics of patients with cervical muscle contracture treated at the Reque Health Center, Chiclayo, 2022. Material and methods. Descriptive and prospective observational study in a population of 98 patients attended. The Sociodemographic data was collected through an interview, the therapeutic data through a collection sheet and the level of pain through the EVA scale. Results. The population was characterized by a mean age of 46.1 years, predominance of females (60.2%), and occupation as housewife (28.6%) and worker/farmer (23.5%). Likewise, 33.7% presented comorbidities, being arterial hypertension (48.5%) and type 2 diabetes mellitus (30.3%), the most frequent. Manual and kinesic techniques (75.0%), twice a week (59.2%) and one month (67.3%); they were the most frequent types, frequency and time of therapy; respectively. The level of very strong pain was the most frequent (66.3%), and was associated with the longest therapy time (p<0.001). Conclusions. Cervical muscle contracture in the study population occurred mainly between 30 and 59 years of age, females, and housewives. Likewise, the manual and kinesic techniques, with a frequency of twice a week for a month; were the most frequent therapeutic characteristics.
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