Synopsis Ravi Kumar - 40122108 Jan2022 Batch
Synopsis Ravi Kumar - 40122108 Jan2022 Batch
Synopsis Ravi Kumar - 40122108 Jan2022 Batch
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The study aims to investigate whether the addition of Integrated Approach to Yoga
Therapy (IAYT) to the treatment regimen for TB patients can lead to a reduction in
psychological stress and alleviate symptoms of gastritis compared to TB patients who
receive only standard medical treatment without the yoga intervention.
3.2.Objectives
3.3. Hypothesis
H1: The experimental group that underwent IAYT will have reduced psychological
stress symptoms compared to control group
H2: The experimental group that underwent IAYT will have reduced physical
symptoms like gastritis compared to control group
The study findings provide evidence for developing effective care interventions to
promote the health of patients with TB and health problems.
4. METHODS
4.1. Participants
Patients aged 15-35 years, diagnosed with Tuberculosis, who at that time received
Directly Observed Treatment center care in a TB treatment facility.
Sample Size : 30 (15-35 age)
Control Group : 15
Experimental Group : 15
4.2. Design
Pre - Post Design
4.3. Intervention
Integrated Approach to Yoga Therapy (IAYT) includes yoga postures (asanas),
breathing (pranayama), cleansing techniques (kriyas), meditation, devotional songs and
lectures on yoga.
The Intervention includes the 8 weeks of IAYT Practice (50 Mintes Protocol).
Name of the Practices Duration Layer/Kosa
(min)
Breathing Practices 10 Pranayama Kosa
Standing
Hands in and out breathing 1
Hand Stretch breathing 1
Ankle stretch breathing 1
Sitting
Dog breathing 1
Rabbit breathing 1
Tiger breathing 1
Shashankasana breathing 1
Prone
Bhujangasana breathing 1
Shalabhasana breathing 1
Supine
Straight leg raising breathing 1
Loosening practices 10 Annamaya Kosa
Forward and backward bending 1
Side bending 1
Twisting 1
Pavanamuktasana kriya (alternate leg) 1*2
Rocking and rolling 1*2
Surya Namaskara 3 rounds 1*3
Yogasanas (physical postures) 10 Annamaya Kosa
Standing
Ardhakati chakrasana 1
Padahastasana 1
Ardha chakrasana 1
Sitting
Vakrasana 1
Ardhamatsyendrasana 1
Paschimottanasana 1
Prone
Bhujangasana 1
Shalabhasana 1
Supine
Sarvangasana 1
Matsyasana 1
5. DATA ANALYSIS
All possible parameters from the following list would be considered for measurement before
and after the intervention. Once the data has been collected it would be used to find the
correlation through SPSS Software.
• WHO Quality of Life Scale-Bref (WHOQOL-BREF) for measuring Health related Quality
of Life
• PSS-10 for Stress readings.
Statistical analysis was performed using the software SPSS (Version 16.0, IBM Corporation,
USA). Data were checked for normality using a Shapiro-Wilk test. Wilcoxon signed rank test
was used to compare the “pre” and “post” values since data were not normally distributed.
References
1. Ajay Kumar Singh, P. K. (2019). Complimenting Tuberculosis Treatment By Yogic Exercises.
IJMSIR. Retrieved from https://www.ijmsir.com/asset/images/uploads/15660640153831.pdf
2. Ann Roy Febi, M. K. (2021). Psychological stress and health-related quality of life among
tuberculosis patients: a prospective cohort study. ERS. doi:10.1183/23120541.00251-2021
3. Kwang-Sim Jang, J.-E. O.-S. (2022). Effects of Simulated Laughter Therapy Using a Breathing
Exercise: A Study on Hospitalized Pulmonary Tuberculosis Patients. MDPI.
doi:10.3390/ijerph191610191