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Quality of sleep in female shoulder impingment syndrome

. Haleema Sadia, Faiza asghar, Asim raza & Dr Farook Islam.


Abstract

Background: The rotator cuff muscle most regularly associated to shoulder impingement is the supraspinatus tendon. The anterior acromion itself, spurs of the anterior acromion or acromioclavicular joint, or the clavicular ligament superiorly are chronically trapped between the humeral head inferiorly and the supraspinatus tendon and sub acromial bursa in the shoulder impingement syndrome.

Objective: The purpose of the study is to evaluate quality of sleep in female shoulder impingement syndrome sleep.

Methodology: 269diagnosed female patient with shoulder impingement syndrome from DHQ (Jhelum) were selected on the basis on inclusion and exclusion criteria. Sleep quality of female patients were assessed by using questionnaire psqi (Pittsburg sleep quality index)

Results: Results show that out of 269 participants 71% female participants with shoulder impingement syndrome are having difficulty in sleep (poor sleep) and 29% female are having good sleep. female having age 34-49(44.24) have highest percentage of all age group female with age 50-65 show (39.03) percentage and age group of 18-33 shows (16.73) lowest percentage

Conclusion: The majority of females having shoulder impingement syndrome reported poor sleep quality. As a result,

 individuals with the SIS may benefit from the medications for pain relief and sleep aids that mostly focus on sleep disturbance.

Keywords: shoulder impingement syndrome, sleep quality, pain,female,insomina

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