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Qigong Intervention for Fibromyalgia
This randomized controlled pilot study investigates the comparative efficacy of mobility-intensive Qigong exercises versus static posture-based Qigong exercises in patients diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Participants are randomly allocated to either a mobility-intensive Qigong intervention group or a static posture-based Qigong intervention group. The primary objectives are to evaluate improvements in spinal mobility and reductions in pain levels. Secondary outcomes include enhancements in functional exercise capacity, reductions in fatigue severity, and improvements in health-related quality of life. All outcome assessments are conducted at baseline and upon completion of the intervention program.
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