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The Effect of a Combined Intervention program on objective and subjective measures related to balance and walking, quality of life, and stress in people with multiple sclerosis
Study aim: Check out The Effect of a Combined Intervention program on objective and subjective measures related to balance and walking, quality of life, and stress in people with multiple sclerosis Design: Clinical trial with randomized, Not blind, experimental and control groups Settings and conduct: Exercises are held three sessions a week at the MS Society of Arak and at the beginning and end of the study, pre-test and post-test will be taken from the subjects Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: 1. Selection of persons with a score of 2 to 4 scale, as the physical disability scale of the subjects group 2. The age range of subjects was 20-60 years 3. If they have a disease, other than multiple sclerosis, they are removed from the study Intervention groups: One group performs cognitive and motor training and one group does not exercise as a control group Main outcome variables: Gait speed, balance, quality of life, stress, Trust in balance, fear of falling,
IRCTID: IRCT20190715044226N1
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