Introduction :
Myofascial pain syndrome is a painful and common disorder that is caused by myofascial trigger points. Myofascial trigger points are sensitive areas caused by muscle injuries, excessive activities, and continuous or long-term contractions. Shoulder pain is one of the most common complaints in today's society. Prevention of scapular disorders is particularly important due to the prevention of secondary shoulder injuries such as impingement and shoulder instability, and shoulder impingement syndrome is one of the most common shoulder disorders, which includes 44% of all shoulder pain cases. The increase in the amount of shoulder and neck surgeries and their costs compared to non-surgical treatment such as corrective exercises and massage therapy has highlighted the need to use injury prevention and recovery programs.Chronic neck pain is defined as mechanical pain between the occipital region and the upper part of the back spine and its muscles. Chronic neck pain causes disability, lower quality of life, and job dysfunction. Physical disorders and mechanical pains have a direct effect on all aspects of the quality of life. In addition to the direct impact on the quality of life, physical problems cause mental and occupational problems in patients and indirectly affect their lives. Bad posture is one of the main causes of chronic neck pain. Chronic shoulder and neck pain is one of the most common musculoskeletal problems, and the limitation of neck and shoulder movements can cause a decrease in the quality of life. The purpose of this study and research was to evaluate the effect of corrective exercises and massage therapy on pain and performance of shoulder and neck pain sufferers.

analysis method :
In this study, valid scientific articles indexed in databases were searched using the keywords of corrective exercises, massage therapy, pain, shoulder pain, neck pain, range of motion, and a total of 10 interventional articles from 2015 to 2016. reviewed and summarized.

Results :
The results of the studies conducted in this research show that the protocol of corrective exercises and massage therapy can both significantly reduce pain, increase the range of motion and improve the performance of patients with shoulder and neck pain. However, both methods are low-cost, low-risk and available, and due to their favorable effects, they can be used by therapists and massage therapists along with other treatment methods