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Study aim
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Comparing the effectiveness of biofeedback and pelvic floor exercises on improving chronic pelvic pain and quality of sexual life in women with endometriosis
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Design
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RCT, parallel groups, Bilaterally blind,randomized, phase 2 on 96 patients, random numbers table is used for randomization
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Settings and conduct
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This RCT is Bilaterally blind,at the participant and data analyst level, which will be conducted on 96 women with endometriosis visiting women's clinics affiliated to SUMS. The participants will be randomly divided into 3 groups of 32 people. group A (control), only routine care, group B (intervention), in addition to routine care of pelvic floor exercises, and group C (intervention), in addition to routine care, will receive biofeedback, the relevant questionnaires including demographic characteristics, visual scale Pain and quality of sexual life of Simond women in 2005 before and 8 weeks after the intervention will be provided to the participants and the obtained data will be analyzed using SPSS software.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: married, age between 18 and 45 years old, having minimum literacy and... Exclusion criteria: severe endometriosis, use of hormonal drugs, indication for surgery, suffering from spine diseases, discopathy, cardiovascular failure and pulmonary, myopathy, cancer and...
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Intervention groups
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Participants are randomly assigned to 3 groups, group A, will receive only routine care to relieve chronic pelvic pain, and group B will receive pelvic floor exercise program according to the protocol to relieve chronic pelvic pain in addition to routine care.will receive In group C , in addition to routine care to relieve chronic pelvic pain, in order to properly learn Kegel exercise,10 biofeedback sessions for 30 minutes will receive
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Main outcome variables
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Measurement of chronic pelvic pain and quality of sexual life