The effect of rehabilitation with constant balance for the treatment of some cases of peripheral nerve inflammation of the feet in women aged (45-50) years

Abstract

The research aimed to prepare rehabilitation sessions with constant balance to treat some cases of peripheral neuritis of the feet in women aged (45-50) years, and to identify the effect of rehabilitation sessions with fixed balance at the top and area of the electrical signal (EMG) of the golf muscles, and to reduce  the level of pain (V.A.S) in women with some cases of peripheral neuritis of the feet at the ages of (45-50) years, and the experimental approach was adopted by designing one experimental group, on a sample of (7) women from Dar Hospital Private nursing in Baghdad, all of them were deliberately selected by (100%) from this community, and  the (EMG) test and the  V.A.S test were adopted), and rehabilitation was prepared and applied with fixed balance experimentation for a period of (6) consecutive weeks, and rehabilitation treatment sessions applied daily without any interruptions during this period, and after the end of the experiment, which included pre-tests, application and post-tests for the experimental research group, the results were extracted with the (SPSS) system.  To be the conclusions and recommendations that the rehabilitation with fixed balance proved its suitability for the treatment of some cases of peripheral neuritis of the feet in women aged (45-50) years, and the application of rehabilitation with fixed balance has a positive effect in increasing the top and area of the electrical signal (EMG) of the posterior golf muscles for both the right and left leg and reducing the level of pain degree V.A.S.) for the feet when qualifying some cases of peripheral neuritis of the feet in women aged (45-50) years, and it is necessary to adopt sports technology to measure the safety of nerve and muscle functions by means of the (EMG) device and track the level of progress in the qualifying sessions for their high objectivity in measurement during movement, and the principle of gradation must be followed along the length of time according to the movement of balance when qualifying with constant balance to treat some cases of peripheral neuritis of the feet in women aged (45-50) years.