September 10, 2025Journal of Nature and Science of MedicineOpen Access

Patients Lived Experiences Regarding Deep Breathing Exercises to Reduce Anxiety, Fatigue, and Discomfort for Patients on the Maintenance Hemodialysis: Randomized Trial Study

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Deep breathing exercises significantly reduced anxiety, fatigue, and discomfort in patients on hemodialysis.
Participants engaging in deep breathing experienced a marked decrease in anxiety levels measured by an Anxiety Scale.
This randomized controlled trial involved 108 patients receiving hemodialysis, monitored over a three-week period.
Findings suggest that deep breathing may enhance patient comfort during maintenance hemodialysis sessions.

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Randomized trial assessed deep breathing's ability to lower anxiety and discomfort in hemodialysis patients, suggesting effective management strategies.

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Chyad et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Randomized trial assessed deep breathing's ability to lower anxiety and discomfort in hemodialysis patients, suggesting effective management strategies.

Patients Lived Experiences Regarding Deep Breathing Exercises to Reduce Anxiety, Fatigue, and Discomfort for Patients on the Maintenance Hemodialysis: Randomized Trial Study

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Patients Lived Experiences Regarding Deep Breathing Exercises to Reduce Anxiety, Fatigue, and Discomfort for Patients on the Maintenance Hemodialysis: Randomized Trial Study

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