Results
Table II presents means and standard deviations
in the questionnaire scales achieved by exercising and
non-exercising women, before and after the programme.
To assess yoga’s impact on functioning of exercising
women, the results from scales differentiating
participants in the first stage were not taken into account
in further inferring (it referred to Nausea and
vomiting and Pain). We analysed the results only from these scales that did not differentiate participants in
the first stage but there occurred differences after the
programme (Table III). Therefore, we analysed betweengroup
comparisons of: General health status and quality
of life, Physical and Social functioning, Role functioning,
Dyspnoea, Future prospects and Arm and Breast
symptoms. The differences occurring in the second
measurement revealed significantly higher indices of
General health status and quality of life, Physical and
Social functioning, Role functioning and Future prospects,
and significantly lower indices of Dyspnoea, Arm
and Breast symptoms and Fatigue (borderline significance
p = 0.059) in the experimental group.
Within-group comparisons revealed differences in
the results obtained in the two measurements. In the
experimental group, the index of General health status
and quality of life significantly increased (p = 0.048)
and Arm symptoms significantly declined (p = 0.046)
after the programme. The decrease in the Dyspnoea index
in this group in the second measurement was on
the borderline of statistical significance (p = 0.059). In
ResultsTable II presents means and standard deviationsin the questionnaire scales achieved by exercising andnon-exercising women, before and after the programme.To assess yoga’s impact on functioning of exercisingwomen, the results from scales differentiatingparticipants in the first stage were not taken into accountin further inferring (it referred to Nausea andvomiting and Pain). We analysed the results only from these scales that did not differentiate participants inthe first stage but there occurred differences after theprogramme (Table III). Therefore, we analysed betweengroupcomparisons of: General health status and qualityof life, Physical and Social functioning, Role functioning,Dyspnoea, Future prospects and Arm and Breastsymptoms. The differences occurring in the secondmeasurement revealed significantly higher indices ofGeneral health status and quality of life, Physical andSocial functioning, Role functioning and Future prospects,and significantly lower indices of Dyspnoea, Armand Breast symptoms and Fatigue (borderline significancep = 0.059) in the experimental group.Within-group comparisons revealed differences inthe results obtained in the two measurements. In theexperimental group, the index of General health statusand quality of life significantly increased (p = 0.048)and Arm symptoms significantly declined (p = 0.046)after the programme. The decrease in the Dyspnoea indexในกลุ่มนี้ที่สอง วัดอยู่เส้นขอบของนัยสำคัญทางสถิติ (p = 0.059) ใน
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