Effect of Physiotheraputic Intervention on Pain and Physical Exertion in Patients with Postoperative Abdominal Surgeries

Background: With an estimated 234 million surgeries carried out each year, abdominal surgery has become a crucial component of worldwide health care. Surgery plays part in the treatment wide range illnesses and reduction suffering people. While primarily focusing on physical rehabilitation, physiotherapy may have impact number other domains. Physiotherapy aims to facilitate recovery from by preventing or resolving post-operative complications providing rehabilitation assist return premorbid function. Methods: 40 patients with above 18 years, both males females were included study divided into two groups i.e. group A B. Group physiotherapeutic intervention along breathing exercises B only exercises. All evaluated for pain exertion before after treatment. The duration was 2 months therapy session per week 30-40 minutes weeks. Results: finding present shows statistical significant improvement score VAS BORG whereas control showed no group. Conclusion: It is concluded that exercise more effective than exercise, indicating intensity level at end session.