Comparison of Breathing Yoga and Progressive Muscle Relaxation Techniques After Transplantation

Summary

The study aims to compare the effectiveness of breathing yoga and progressive muscle relaxation techniques in relieving pain, respiratory complications and kinesiophobia in liver transplant recipients. H1-0: Breathing yoga has no effect in reducing pain in liver transplant recipients. H1-1: Breathing yoga has an effect in reducing pain in liver transplant recipients. H2-0: Breathing yoga has no effect in reducing respiratory complications in liver transplant recipients. H2-1: Breathing yoga has an effect in reducing respiratory complications in liver transplant recipients. H3-0: Breathing yoga has no effect in relieving kinesiophobia in liver transplant recipients. H3-1: Breathing yoga has an effect in relieving kinesiophobia in liver transplant recipients. H4-0: PMRTs has no effect in reducing pain in liver transplant recipients. H4-1: PMRTs have an effect on reducing pain in liver transplant recipients. H5-0: PMRTs have no effect on reducing respiratory complications in liver transplant recipients. H5-1: PMRTs have an effect on reducing respiratory complications in liver transplant recipients. H6-0: PMRTs have no effect on relieving kinesiophobia in liver transplant recipients. H6-1: PMRTs have an effect on relieving kinesiophobia in liver transplant recipients.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

* Successful liver transplantation,
* Considered to be discharged after liver transplantation,
* Being 18 years old or older,
* No communication or language barriers,
* Agreeing to do PMRTs,
* Agreeing to do breathing yoga

Exclusion Criteria:

* Having any auditory or mental problems,
* Wanting to leave the study,
* Having difficulty/unable to do PMRTs,
* Having any joint-knee and orthopedic disorders,
* Having difficulty/unable to do breathing yoga.

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