A number of studies have recently been published that identified the association between neuropathic pain and health-related quality-of life. There is neuro-physiological basis for the modulating effect of the central nervous system on the perception of pain with a clearly identified somatic origin.Īpart from theoretical consideration, experimental behavioral stress management module (CBSM) have been evaluated in pain management and evidence shows the effectiveness of Yoga (Y), psychotherapy, and relaxation techniques. Most of the modern treatment modalities used to manage pain and stress in such terminal cases are less than satisfactory. In late stages, pain and stress become imperative symptom in most of the breast cancer patients. Overall, about 50-55% of breast cancer cases are detected in late (III and IV) stage in India in contrast to the US where 15% cancer is diagnosed at late stage. The objective of this study is to examine the effect of a cognitive, behavioral stress management module of Sudarshan Kriya (SK) and Pranayam on levels of serum cortisol and pain among the women suffering from advanced stage breast cancer.ĭata derived from the National Cancer Registry Program of India, other Indian registries, the International Agency for Research on Cancer, and the United states National Cancer Institute Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program show average annual cancer incidence rates in India ranged from 7.2/100,000/year to 31.3/100,000/year for female breast.Ĭomparative rates in the US for female breast cancer are 86.6 for blacks and 96.4 for whites.
SUDARSHAN KRIYA FOR ANXIETY TRIAL
Randomized Controlled Trial in Advance Stage Breast Cancer Patients for the Effectiveness on Stress Marker and Pain through Sudarshan Kriya and Pranayam.
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