1M.P.T., Dhatt Dham Colony, Pittru Chhaya Building, Jamner Road, Bhusawal-425201
2Assisstant Professor, NDMVP College of Physiotherapy, Vasant Dada Nagar, Adgaon - 422003, Nashik
3Principal and Professor, NDMVP College of Physiotherapy, Vasant Dada Nagar, Adgaon - 422003, Nashik
*Corresponding author: Sonali Jadwani, M.P.T, Dhatt Dham colony, Pittru chhaya building, Jamner Road, Bhusawal 425201. E-mail: sonalijadwani@gmail.com
Online published on 6 April, 2015.
Owing to the chronic nature of the Pelvic inflammatory disease, large doses of analgesics and their side effects on the body, there is a need for non-invasive therapeutic and symptomatic chronic pain management. So the purpose of this study is to investigate the efficacy of SWD in the symptomatic management of chronic PID pain
The aim of the study is to find out the effect of SWD in reducing pain and improving function in chronic PID pain.
-To determine therapeutic effect of SWD in reducing pain and improving function in chronic PID pain.
A randomized experimental study conducted on 30 females, aged between 18–40, diagnosed as having Pelvic inflammatory disease. Patients were randomly divided into two groups. Group A were treated with medications, pelvic relaxation exercises, ADL instruction and SWD. Group B were treated with medications, pelvic relaxation exercises, and ADL instructions. Clinical improvement was observed on Visual analogue scale and pain disability index.
Unpaired t test was performed for post treatment VAS and pain disability index for both the groups. Group A which was treated with SWD have shown significant improvement.
The result of this study revealed the therapeutic efficacy of SWD in the symptomatic management of chronic pain in PID. The findings of the study provide a rational base for recommending SWD in the symptomatic management of chronic pain in PID over analgesic.
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease, SWD
