Comfort Theory-Based Nursing Interventions in Women with Stress Urinary Incontinence

Nursing interventions planned to be carried out within the scope of the research will be based on Comfort Theory. Nursing interventions will be planned according to the needs in the physical comfort (diet practice, providing effective and correct pelvic floor muscle contraction, repetitive and regular yoga practice training), psychospiritual comfort (appreciation and encouragement, self-confidence, expressing the feeling of embarrassment, expressing fear, confidence, repetitive and regular practice of yoga practice, meditation), sociocultural comfort (to be informed, to develop effective interpersonal communication, to interact with other women with SUI) and environmental comfort (Informing about making the necessary arrangements to prevent possible situations such as sleep disruption and falling, bad smell, etc. and performing nursing practices by respecting privacy). The yoga practice will carry out with the participation of 60-minute group yoga classes twice a week for 6 weeks.