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Study aim
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Does 8 weeks of resistance training have an effect on tumor grafts, liver enzymes, improving quality of life and reducing fatigue in metastatic breast cancer patients?
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Design
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This study is in two control and training groups.
The random sampling method is simple.
The sample size is 28 people.
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Settings and conduct
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The purpose of this study is sports and it will be carried out in Naft Hospital in such a way that metastatic patients entered the plan after obtaining consent and performing a pretest which includes blood sampling and completing a questionnaire, 8 weeks of resistance training in the hospital's gym. Located on the top floor of the oncology department, it will be applied and then the post-test will also be done.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Women with metastatic breast cancer who are undergoing 30 cancer therapies, having metastases, being in the age range of up to 50 years, without fatty tissue, no activity during the last 6 months, the same treatment phase of the subjects, no medical prohibition to participate in Sports activities, absence of fracture and the possibility of its occurrence, absence of abnormalities limiting sports activities, absence of cardiovascular and musculoskeletal risk factors, absence of uncontrolled pain, more than one month of chemotherapy and radiotherapy, absence of Smoking and alcohol consumption.
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Intervention groups
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The intervention group will perform resistance training 3 times a week for 8 weeks and the control group will not receive any intervention during this period.
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Main outcome variables
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Tumor markers,
Liver enzyme
Quality of life,
Fatigue.