Volume : 3, Issue : 9, SEP 2017

TO STUDY THE INFLUENCE OF PROGRESSIVE RESISTANCE TRAINING AND YOGASANA ON BODY COMPOSITION, FASTING PLASMA GLUCOSE IN PCOS (POLYCYSTIC OVARIAN SYNDROME) INDIVIDUALS.

DR.K MADHAVI MPT (CT), DR.K ASHA JYOTHI MPT (CT), DR. K. KUSUMA MPT (CT)

Abstract

Background: Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a complex endocrine disorder affecting 8-12% of reproductive aged women, currently recognized as the leading cause of anovulatory infertility. Aim: To study the influence of progressive resistance exercises and yoga asanas on body composition, fasting plasma glucose in polycystic ovarian syndrome Individuals. Methodology: At baseline, recruited polycystic ovarian syndrome individuals have

Aim: To study the influence of progressive resistance exercises and yoga asanas on body composition, fasting plasma glucose in polycystic ovarian syndrome Individuals.

Methodology: At baseline, recruited polycystic ovarian syndrome individuals have underwent a detailed clinical examination as per the attached proforma. A detailed anthropometric assessment including measurement of weight, height and waist circumference are done as part of the clinical assessment. Additionally a body composition analysis was performed on a body composition analyzer of Model N20.They were called in the fasting state for plasma glucose (FPG), by using a one-touch glucometer. Then the individuals were divided randomly into 2 groups: group 1 were trained with PRT and group 2 with yogasanas under supervision for 3 months then the post values of body composition and fasting plasma glucose were collected after completing the study period.

Results: The pre and post experimental mean value, t-test and p values of all the outcomes that is body composition, fasting plasma glucose shows significance (0.05) in both the groups. Conclusion: The present study accepts alternate hypothesis and rejects

Conclusion: The present study accepts alternate hypothesis and rejects null hypothesis. Hence, the study concludes that PRT and yogasana shows a significant improvement in anthropometric changes, body composition and fasting plasma glucose at 0.05 level of significance.

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Polycystic Ovary, Progressive Resistance Training, Yogasana, Body Composition, Plasma Glucose.

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