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NCT07533500
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Effect of Autogenic Relaxation Training on Irritable Bowel Syndrome In Adult Females

Sponsor: Cairo University

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Summary

This study will be conducted to determine the effect of autogenic relaxation training on irritable bowel syndrome in adult females.

Key Details

Gender

FEMALE

Age Range

20 Years - 35 Years

Study Type

INTERVENTIONAL

Enrollment

44

Start Date

2026-04-20

Completion Date

2026-09-10

Last Updated

2026-04-16

Healthy Volunteers

No

Interventions

OTHER

Autogenic relaxation training

The six standard exercises in autogenic relaxation training cause the body to feel calm, warm, and heavy. Each exercise involves the patient lying down, focusing without any particular objective, and then using verbal cues and visual imagination to relax her body in a particular way. The woman relaxed in a half-lying position with a supported back and both arms relaxed at her sides during the eight-week autogenic relaxation training, which lasted 30-40 minutes, one session each week. The woman was advised to focus on her breathing and identify if it was shallow or rapid. Then start to visualize anything in her thoughts. This item should be easy for her to use and enjoyable.

OTHER

Aerobic exercises

All participant in both groups will perform the treadmill exercises three times a week for eight weeks.The participants will walk on the treadmill in a slow speed for 5 min to warm-up. After that, they will increase their speed until they reach the target heart rate and maintain it for 20 min finally, they will walk on the treadmill for 5 min with a slow speed to cool-down.

OTHER

Lifestyle modification

Patients in both groups will be instructed to follow dietary advice for 8 weeks. This includes Integrating a healthier eating habit, having food at the same time every day with regular intervals. Never eat too little or too much. Staying properly hydrated. Preventing processed, fatty, and spicy food. Limiting caffeine, carbonated, and alcoholic drinks. Limiting fiber intake to soluble fibers starts with a low dose and builds up gradually. Avoiding insoluble fibers, gas-producing foods like beans, and sweeteners. Awareness of dietary intolerance. An additional advice for increasing physical activity.

Locations (1)

Nisreen Ashraf Helmy

Cairo, Egypt