Effects of Physical and Vibration Therapy on Chronic Pain in Juvenile Arthritis

Effects of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) on Chronic Autoimmune Diseases of Unknown Cause

Experimental method
Children between 9 and 16 years of age Children with idiopathic arthritis were treated in two groups.
The first group was 34 patients who received physical and vibroacoustic treatment with the type BRS-2 Bodysonic System.
Vibroacoustic therapy was administered for 10 consecutive days for 20 minutes a day for 12 weeks, and then 20 minutes once a week for 20 minutes.
Personal physical therapy and general medication intake are also prescribed.
The second group consisted of 34 patients with only general treatment (individual physiotherapy and medication).
result:
- When looking at the results after 12 weeks of treatment, in group 1, pain was relieved, weakness and swollen joints decreased, and movement
The range was increased and it was a direct biological response. Anxiety, fatigue, lack of sleep, depression, and introspection were more prominent than in group 2.
decreased significantly.
- In the case of group 1, the preference for social activities increased by contact with friends and family, and overall positive attitude was obtained.