Effect of combined exercises (stretching, voluntary balance coordination, aerobic, resistance) along with soy milk supplement on performance, trunk -control-movement, daily life activities, electrolyte balance, ischemic lesion volume and cognitive complication in stroke patients.

Determining the effect of combined sports exercises (stretching, voluntary balance coordination, aerobics, resistance) along with milk supplement on the complications mentioned in the title in stroke patients

1:1:1:1 four phases: control (received hospital routine activity) [CG], training group (received combined exercise training) [TG], training + supplement group (received combined exercise training + soy milk supplement) [TS] And the supplement group (receiving routine hospital activity + soy milk supplement) [SG] will be homogenized based on age, sex, and lesion level. Randomization: RASS software Sample size: 120 people according to the pilot study: 30 people for each group

Place of intervention: Imam Reza Hospital Stretching, resistance, aerobic, balance exercises will be performed for patients.

Diagnosis of stroke by physician, consciousness level 14 to 16 based on Four Score, NIHSS score 5-15 (National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale), no TPA, no aphasia (based on (NIHSS criteria, stable vital signs) systolic blood pressure above 90 mmHg, heart rate above 40 and oxygen saturation above 94%)r the wrist

Control (received hospital routine activity) [CG], training group (received combined sports exercises) [TG], training + supplement group (received combined sports exercises + soy milk supplement) [TS] and supplement group (received hospital routine activities + supplement Soy milk [SG]

Ability to move, balance, electrolyte changes, volume of ischemic lesion, cognitive status, trunk control

The random sequence of allocation by a person not involved in the research using RAS (Random Allocation Software) and random block design using blocks of three and six for allocation in three groups: intervention group 1, intervention group 2 and control (production) will be done. Allocation concealment will be done based on the sequence produced by using opaque, closed and identical envelopes numbered from number 1 to the end. The first person who enters the study will be given envelope number 1 and This process will continue until the end, so the researcher and the researched person will not know the type of Allocation Concealment received until after the envelopes are opened. In this study, the patients will be the ones filling the questionnaire, the statistical analyzer and the outcome examiner will be blinded. Sufficient information about the objectives of the research and its importance is given to the participants and they are assured about the confidentiality of their personal information.

In this study, the patients will be the ones filling the questionnaire, the statistical analyzer and the outcome examiner will be blinded. Sufficient information about the objectives of the research and its importance is given to the participants and they are assured about the confidentiality of their personal information. Patients will not be informed about the type of exercises received, and because their hospital room is separate, they will not imitate each other's movements.

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