Addtional Effect of Hyperbaric Oxygen to Programmed Physical Activity on Musckoloskeletal Pain in Breast Cancer Elderly
Addtion of Hyperbaric Oxygen to Programmed Physical Activity in Aromatse Inhibtors-linked Musckoloskeletal Pain in Breast Cancer Patients
Cairo University
40 participants
May 7, 2026
INTERVENTIONAL
Conditions
Summary
patienst who survived from breast cancer are prescribed long administraion of aromatase inhbitors.. these inhibitors usually induce musckloskeletal pains. Programmed phsyical activity are reommended to improve these pains but effects of HYperbaric oxygen on these pain was not investigated
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Interventions
Twenty elder survivors from breast cancer with musckolskeletal pains resultes from aromatase inhibitor intake received phsyical activity program (aerobci training on traedmill and strengtheining protcol thrice weekly fro 2 month) and additinally received one-hour hyperbaric therapy session , five times weekly for 2 month.
Twenty elder survivors from breast cancer with musckolskeletal pains resultes from aromatase inhibitor intake received phsyical activity program (aerobci training on traedmill and strengtheining protcol thrice weekly for 2 month).
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NCT07662629