A Comparative Study of Functional Activity and Kinesiophobia in Post LSCS Subjects

This is a study to analyse the difference in functional activity and kinesiophobia levels in Postop LSCS subjects. Need of the study: This study is designed to analyze the functional ability & kinesiophobia in the immediate post operative phase and the time of discharge. Aim of the study: A study to analyse the difference in functional activity and kinesiophobia levels in post LSCS subjects on 3rd postop day and the day of discharge. Objectives and Methodology: This study analyzes the differences in functional activity and kinesiophobia in post LSCS patients. It evaluates these factors on the third postop day and at discharge, using the Functional Assessment Questionnaire FAQ and the Tampa Scale for Kinesiophobia TSK. Thirty women, aged 20 to 40, were evaluated. Results: Results show a significant increase in functional activity and a decrease in kinesiophobia from the third postop day to discharge p< 0.001. The findings indicate that patients experience better functional recovery and less fear of movement by the time they are discharged. Conclusion: The studys significance lies in providing insights into the rehabilitation of postLSCS patients, emphasizing the importance of monitoring functional activity and kinesiophobia to improve recovery outcomes.