Effects of Resistance Exercise with Theraband in Fall reduction in type 2 Diabetes mellitus.
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Abstract
Falls are a serious health concern among older populations. Similarly, Type 2 diabetes, a chronic disabling disease is highly prevalent among older individuals.Objective: To analyse whether Resistance training given with Therabands are effective to prevent falls . DESIGN: The study design was pre - test, post – test experimental study design. METHOD: Purposive sampling was used. 80 subjected were selected & treated with Resistance Exercises with Theraband. TOOLS USED: Timed up & go Test to assess Fall Risk RESULTS: Statistical analysis done by using paired t- test showed there is significant reduction in Fall risk. CONCLUSION: Results from this study shows that Resistance training given with Therabands are effective to prevent falls in Type 2 diabetic patients
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