Acupressure Intervention In Becker's Leg Muscular Dystrophy: A Case Study Of Successful Recovery And Functional Improvement

Abstract

Objective: The objective of this study is to investigate the efficacy of acupressure intervention in the management of Becker's leg muscular dystrophy. The study aims to explore whether acupressure can lead to successful recovery and functional improvement in individuals diagnosed with Becker's leg muscular dystrophy.

Aim: The aim of this research is to evaluate the effectiveness of acupressure as a therapeutic intervention for individuals with Becker's leg muscular dystrophy. Specifically, the study aims to assess the impact of acupressure on muscle strength, flexibility, and overall functional ability in affected individuals.

Method: This study will utilize a case study approach to examine the effects of acupressure intervention in individuals diagnosed with Becker's leg muscular dystrophy. A detailed assessment of the participant's medical history, including previous treatments and disease progression, will be conducted. Acupressure treatment will be administered by a qualified practitioner following a predetermined protocol tailored to the individual's needs. The intervention will be monitored over a specified period, during which changes in muscle strength, flexibility, and functional ability will be assessed using standardized measures such as manual muscle testing and functional mobility assessments. Additionally, qualitative data regarding the participant's subjective experiences and perceptions of acupressure treatment will be collected through interview of the affected individual.

Result: The results of this case study will provide insights into the efficacy of acupressure intervention in individuals with Becker's leg muscular dystrophy. Quantitative assessments will evaluate improvements in muscle strength, flexibility, and functional ability following acupressure treatment. Qualitative data will offer additional perspectives on the participant's experiences with acupressure and its perceived impact on their condition. Overall, the findings of this study aim to contribute to the growing body of evidence supporting the use of complementary therapies such as acupressure in the management of muscular dystrophy, with implications for improving the quality of life and functional outcomes in affected individuals.