Effect of Contrast application with exercises on Early OA in middle aged population

Sanjeev Jain; Sachin Agrawal

doi:10.56975/ijrar.v13i1.328487

January 1, 2026INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH AND ANALYTICAL REVIEWSOpen Access

Effect of Contrast application with exercises on Early OA in middle aged population

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The research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of contrast application combined with exercises on early osteoarthritis symptoms in middle-aged individuals.
Utilized a longitudinal design to assess effects over time
Involved a sample of middle-aged individuals diagnosed with early osteoarthritis
Implemented contrast application techniques alongside prescribed exercises
Observed improvements in joint function and pain reduction
Participants reported enhanced mobility after the intervention
Significant positive changes noted in self-reported quality of life metrics

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A study examines the impact of contrast application with exercises on early OA in middle-aged individuals, suggesting potential benefits for improvement.

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