Reiki & Premenstrual Syndrome & Quality of Life
Quality of Life
About this trial
This is an interventional supportive care trial for Quality of Life focused on measuring quality of life, reiki, premenstrual syndrome
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusion Criteria: PMS scale total score is 110 points and above Being a volunteer to participate in the reiki application Exclusion Criteria: Having a pacemaker (Reiki application is not recommended.) Being pregnant (Reiki application is not recommended.)
Sites / Locations
- Turkey, Ege University
Arms of the Study
Arm 1
Arm 2
Experimental
Experimental
reiki
placebo control
Processing steps of Reiki application; During the Reiki process, the practitioner will keep the hands just above the recipient. It will be explained to the individual that he may feel the feeling of temperature, tingling, drowsiness, refreshment or healing during therapy. During the application, the person does not need to be in a lying position or remove their clothes. It is enough to remove the jewelry on it. In order to ensure the flow of energy during the application, the arms and legs of the individual should stand open on both sides of the body, and the hands and feet will not be crossed in order not to disrupt the flow of energy. The practitioner will pass the right side of the individual and correct the energy existing around the body with the right hand to the feet and from top to bottom by correcting the energy field of the individual. The application time will be between 20 and 30 minutes on average.
The same intervention procedure will be performed with the Reiki Group. Only the placebo group practitioner does not have a Reiki Master certificate. In other words, despite the apparent reiki applied, there will be no energy flow in its real meaning.