EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF FATIGUE IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: COMBINING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND ENERGY SAVING TECHNIQUES
Dr. Tahzeeb Fatima, Dr. Poonam Pachauria, Dr. Anupama Dhuria, Dr. Shallabh Kumar Singh, Dr. Arif Rizvi
Neurological physiotherapy
May 2024
Most MS patients experience fatigue, and there aren't many possible treatments for the condition. While exercise treatment is a beneficial option, no systematic review has examined the literature evaluating the effect of exercise therapy on fatigue from multiple sclerosis. This study shows how people with multiple sclerosis use and see the common sense of energy-saving techniques subsequent to getting support in an energy-saving course. One hundred 130 participants finished a survey in regards to their utilization of energy-saving techniques. At least half of the members had employed all tactics recently and thought they were effective. Changing needs and standards lagged strategies that elaborated rest and appointment, which were used most often and assessed most highly. At that point, the most frequently accepted excuse for not implementing techniques was that members were already using them. Participating in an energy conservation training allowed people with multiple sclerosis to try out different new energy-saving techniques and report how effective they were
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