Effect of Selected Types of Breathing Exercises on Different Outcome Measures in covid-19 Patients / By Basma Mosaad Abdel Rahman Abushady; Under Supervision of Prof. Dr. Azza Abdel El Aziz Abd El Hady, Prof. Dr. Youssef Mohammed Amin Soliman, Dr. Mona Ahmed Mohamed Abd El Wahab

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تأثير تمرينات التنفس المختارة على المقاييس المختلفة لمرضى فيروس كوفيد - 19 [Added title page title]

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Dissertation note: Thesis (M.Sc.) -Cairo University, 2023. Summary: Infection with “Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)” leads to significant pulmonary symptoms that have bad impact on function and life quality (QoL). Breathing exercises are effective and important in patients with “COVID-19”. Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the effect of Buteyko breathing versus Bhastrika Pranayama on different outcome measures in patients with “COVID-19”. Methods: patients (n=60) of both genders with age ranged from 40-50 years were recruited from Central Hospital (between May and July 2022) with confirmed “COVID-19” diagnosis by a physician via lab analysis and imaging. Patients were allocated randomly into two groups A & B and took their medications. Group A underwent conventional program (mobility exercises and Postural drainage) with Bhastrika breathing. Group B underwent conventional program with Buteyko breathing. Patients were assessed by Modified Borg Dyspnea Scale (MBS), blood samples (d-dimer and C-reactive protein levels), six-Minute Walk Test (6MWT), 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey (SF-36), and Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI). Mixed MANOVA was conducted. Results: The result of study showed a marked reduction in the CRP, D-dimer, and PSQI of group A (Bhastrika) post-treatment compared with pretreatment by the percent of change (37.33%, 20%, 41.6%) respectively and marked raise in the 6MWT and SF-36 (8.88%, 21.90% respectively). While, in Buteyko group there was marked reduction in the CRP, D- dimer, and PSQI after treatment compared with before treatment by the percent of change (40.34%, 22.73%, 39.35%) respectively and marked raise in the 6MWT and SF-36 (5.74%, 18.61%) respectively. Conclusion: Both types of breathing techniques were effective in improving dyspnea, blood biomarkers, aerobic capacity, sleep quality, and life quality, but Bhastrika is better in 6MWT.Summary: تم اختيار ستين مريضا من كلا الجنسين. تم تقسيم المرضى بشكل عشوائي إلى مجموعتين A و B وتناولوا أدويتهم. تلقت المجموعة "أ" برنامج العلاج الطبيعي التقليدي (تمارين التنقل والصرف الوضعي) مع تمرين التنفسBhastrika Pranayama و تلقت المجموعة "ب" برنامج العلاج الطبيعي التقليدي مع تمارين التنفس "بوتيكو". تم تقييم المرضى من خلال مقياس بورج لضيق التنفس المعدل (MBS) ، وعينات الدم (مستويات CRP و d-dimer)، واختبار المشي لمدة ست دقائق (6MWT) ، ومؤشر جودة النوم في بيتسبرغ (PSQI) ، و 36 عنصرًا استبيانًا صحيًا قصير المدى ( SF-36). تم إجراء MANOVA مختلطة. الخلاصة: كان كلا النوعين من تقنيات التنفس فعالين في تحسين خلال مقياس بورج لضيق التنفس المعدل، وعينات الدم (مستويات CRP و d-dimer)، واختبار المشي لمدة ست دقائق ، ومؤشر جودة النوم في بيتسبرغ ، و 36 عنصرًا استبيانًا صحيًا قصير المدى في مرضى كوفيد- 19، لكن Bhastrika أفضل من حيث اختبار المشي لمدة ست دقائق.

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Infection with “Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)” leads to significant
pulmonary symptoms that have bad impact on function and life quality (QoL). Breathing
exercises are effective and important in patients with “COVID-19”.
Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the effect of Buteyko breathing versus Bhastrika
Pranayama on different outcome measures in patients with “COVID-19”.
Methods: patients (n=60) of both genders with age ranged from 40-50 years were recruited
from Central Hospital (between May and July 2022) with confirmed “COVID-19” diagnosis
by a physician via lab analysis and imaging. Patients were allocated randomly into two
groups A & B and took their medications. Group A underwent conventional program
(mobility exercises and Postural drainage) with Bhastrika breathing. Group B underwent
conventional program with Buteyko breathing. Patients were assessed by Modified Borg
Dyspnea Scale (MBS), blood samples (d-dimer and C-reactive protein levels), six-Minute
Walk Test (6MWT), 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey (SF-36), and Pittsburgh Sleep
Quality Index (PSQI). Mixed MANOVA was conducted.
Results: The result of study showed a marked reduction in the CRP, D-dimer, and PSQI of
group A (Bhastrika) post-treatment compared with pretreatment by the percent of change
(37.33%, 20%, 41.6%) respectively and marked raise in the 6MWT and SF-36 (8.88%,
21.90% respectively). While, in Buteyko group there was marked reduction in the CRP, D-
dimer, and PSQI after treatment compared with before treatment by the percent of change
(40.34%, 22.73%, 39.35%) respectively and marked raise in the 6MWT and SF-36 (5.74%,
18.61%) respectively.
Conclusion: Both types of breathing techniques were effective in improving dyspnea, blood
biomarkers, aerobic capacity, sleep quality, and life quality, but Bhastrika is better in 6MWT.

تم اختيار ستين مريضا من كلا الجنسين. تم تقسيم المرضى بشكل عشوائي إلى مجموعتين A و B وتناولوا أدويتهم. تلقت المجموعة "أ" برنامج العلاج الطبيعي التقليدي (تمارين التنقل والصرف الوضعي) مع تمرين التنفسBhastrika Pranayama و تلقت المجموعة "ب" برنامج العلاج الطبيعي التقليدي مع تمارين التنفس "بوتيكو". تم تقييم المرضى من خلال مقياس بورج لضيق التنفس المعدل (MBS) ، وعينات الدم (مستويات CRP و d-dimer)، واختبار المشي لمدة ست دقائق (6MWT) ، ومؤشر جودة النوم في بيتسبرغ (PSQI) ، و 36 عنصرًا استبيانًا صحيًا قصير المدى ( SF-36). تم إجراء MANOVA مختلطة. الخلاصة: كان كلا النوعين من تقنيات التنفس فعالين في تحسين خلال مقياس بورج لضيق التنفس المعدل، وعينات الدم (مستويات CRP و d-dimer)، واختبار المشي لمدة ست دقائق ، ومؤشر جودة النوم في بيتسبرغ ، و 36 عنصرًا استبيانًا صحيًا قصير المدى في مرضى كوفيد- 19، لكن Bhastrika أفضل من حيث اختبار المشي لمدة ست دقائق.

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