Effect of Neurophysiological Facilitation Techniques Applied in Addition to Pilates-based Exercise Training in Individuals With Fibromyalgia on Respiratory Parameters, Fatigue and Quality of Life

"Participants will only be given training on pilates-based exercises with reformers. Breathing, which are the 5 key elements of clinical pilates exercises after the first evaluation to individuals,~Focus, rib cage placement, shoulder placement, head and neck placement will be taught. Whole~Participants will be informed about the reformer instrument and work schedule. Exercises 2 days a week, 6~Will be applied throughout the week."

"In addition to reformer-based pilates training, participants will be given Neurophysiological facilitation techniques training. Neurophysiological facilitation techniques are non-invasive, easy to apply, the physiotherapist is active~It consists of exercises made with guidance and active participation of the patient. These techniques are any~Does not contain an electrotherapy current. In this study, the neurophysiological~Facilitation techniques, perioral stimulation, intercostal tension, anterior basal lift, vertebral pressure, medium~Graded manual pressure and abdominal co-contraction techniques and each technique for 15 seconds~Will be applied. Neurophysiological facilitation techniques are used to repeat 10 sessions each session throughout the treatment.~It will be done."