A comparative study of proprioceptive exercises and flexibility exercises along with resisted exercises in diabetic neuropathy

Abstract

Evidences are emerging and can play a vital role in controlling the newlinediabetic and neuropathic symptoms. More substantial evidence to support this newlineis required. Literature review in this subject favors more of medical newlinemanagement compared to non medical management for DPN. Hence there is newlinea need to critically analyse the role of the effects of two types of exercises on newlinethe beneficiary aspect. Though all the exercises are beneficial, it is difficult to newlinedo all exercises regularly which depends on the age and the gender. Hence, newlinethe present study emphasises the comparison among the combined exercises newlineto find the beneficial effect in male and female. newlineAim of the study newlineTo compare the effects of proprioceptive exercises combined with newlineresisted exercises and flexibility exercises combined with resisted exercises in newlinediabetic neuropathy. newlineIn this study the results revealed that proprioceptive exercises newlinewith resisted exercises and flexibility exercises with resisted exercises have newlineequal beneficial effect in reducing the severity of diabetic neuropathy in male newlineand female. Proprioceptive exercises with resisted exercises and flexibility newlineexercises with resisted exercises have equal beneficial effect in reducing the newlinepain in diabetic neuropathy in male and female. Proprioceptive exercises with newlineresisted exercises and flexibility exercises with resisted exercises have equal newlinebeneficial effect in reducing the anxiety and depression in diabetic newlineneuroapathy in male and female. newlineDepending on the availability and newlinecomfort any one of these exercises can be adopted. Generally male showed newlinegreater improvement than female after exercises intervention. This knowledge newlinecan be used in the treatment of diabetic neuropathy. newline