STUDY OF EFFICACY OF BREATHING EXERCISES IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL

Introduction: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a major cause of stress and mortality. Aim: The present study was adopted to study the adequacy of respiratory activities in relation to the decrease of Dyspnea in COPD patients. Strategies: the study used a quantitative research approach, a partially tested test configuration and a test configuration after the test. The investigation was hypothetically supposed by the marginal work that depended on the objective hypothesis .60 subjects were selected. The examples were selected through a useful examination procedure. The BODE record was used to check for dyspnea. The information collected was divided by illustrative and derived measurements. Results: 63% of patients had a BODE list score somewhere in the range of 4 and 7. In the test group, the average score before the test was 6.13 and the average score after the test was 2.96 and was in one dimension of 0.001 considerable. The post-interventional dimension of dyspnea of the two groups was examined using the Mann-Whitney test and showed an estimate p of 0.001. The size of the dyspnea decreases critically as it works on contrasting respiratory activities and on the control collection. End: in patients with COPD with respiratory activity, the size of the dyspnea decreases considerably. Keywords: Breathing exercises, BODE index, dyspnoea, COPD