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Post-Therapeutic Early Effect of External Electric Muscle Stimulation on Reduction of pain in Patients with Type-2 Diabetes and Symptomatic Peripheral Neuropathy

Dr. Divya Khare, Krishna Das

Abstract: AIM To find Post-therapeutic early effect of External Electric Muscle Stimulation on reduction of pain in patients with Type-2 diabetes and symptomatic peripheral neuropathy. METHODS The Participants were then randomly allocated into Group A (Experimental group) & Group B (Control group) by using lottery system. Thirty participants were assigned in each group. Group A (n= 30) received external EMS plus aerobic exercises as home exercise program and followed a prescribed diabetic diet pattern, and Group B (n= 30) received aerobic exercises as home exercise program and followed a prescribed diabetic diet pattern. Participants in the both groups were engaged in the same 40-min aerobic exercises 5 days per week for 2 weeks and were following the same diabetic diet pattern for the period. RESULTS Significant Results were found. CONCLUSIONEMS was shown to be of great benet in type 2 diabetes patients treated depending on the denition of reduction of pain, is free of side effects, and led to an accentuated improvement in neuropathic symptoms.

Keywords: Diabetes, Neuropathy, Electrotherapy, Physiotherapy, Pain

Edition: Volume 7 Issue 10, October 2018

Pages: 1502 - 1505

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