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Study aim
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Determining and Comparing the Impact of Yoga Exercise, Acanthadine Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Group on Pain Control, Reducing Fatigue, and Improving Patients' Living Quality M.S.
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Design
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Clinical trial of no control group, in parallel, non-random, phase 3 on 90 patients.
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Settings and conduct
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Semi-experimental study in the form of a post-test test in women aged 15-60 years with MS referred to Neshat Clinic in Hamadan. Non-random division of patients into three groups after matching (age, severity, symptoms, duration of illness). Amantadine 100MG treatment group twice a day for 3 months, yoga exercise group 12 weeks 3 sessions 3 times a week, group therapy based on acceptance and commitment 12 weeks once a week one hour
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Definitive diagnosis of the disease, having symptoms of pain and fatigue, lack of satisfaction with the patient's daily functioning, lack of other diseases, failure to receive other drugs, no contraindications to amantadine
Not exercising regularly, doing two exercises at the same time, being hospitalized for any reason, dying
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Intervention groups
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Patients with MSIntervention Group 1: Yoga exercises for three months
Intervention Group 2: Acceptance and Commitment-Based Therapy Group for three months
Intervention group 3: Use of amantadine for three months
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Main outcome variables
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Pain, fatigue, quality of life