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Title : Effect of low level laser therapy on hypercoagulability in patients with covid 19
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Abstract
Background: COVID-19 is one of the sever acute respiratory syndrome,
it can have an impact on a person‘s physical, psychological, and social
well-being Along with respiratory illness , profound pro thrombotic
milieu leading to both arterial and venous thrombosis .These patients are
primarily managed with anticoagulant drugs combined with circulatory
exercises.
Aim of the study: Finding out if there was effect of low level laser
therapy on hypercoagulability in patients with Covid-19.
Methods: Sixty patients with COVID-19 both gender, their ages ranged
from 35 to 45 years. The participants were selected from EL-Men showy
general hospital, Tanta governorate, Egypt randomly assigned into two
groups equal in number .The experimental group (A) received a program
of low intensity laser therapy three times per week for two months,
circulatory exercises, and medical treatment, and the control group (B)
received circulatory exercises and medical treatment. Demographic data
were collected as marital status, level of income, level of education, and
occupation. Results: after 12 weeks of intervention in both groups A and
B demonstrated significance decrease in D- dimer , fibrinogen , creactive
protein , platelet count, prothrombin time , activated partial
thromboplastin time , and increase lymphocyte count the best is group A
the experimental group rather than group B the control group.
Conclusion: It was concluded from the study that LLLT combined
with circulatory exercises is beneficial for protection from
hypercoagulability in patients with COVID-19.