The effects of Motor Interventions on the Quality of Working Life of Female Hairdressers with varicose veins in Hamadan

Varicose veins in the lower limbs commonly occur in the general population and can negatively affect their quality of life. One of the high-risk job in the field hairdressers. The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of ergonomic interventions on quality of life of female hairdressers suffering from diseases in the lower extremities is the varicose veins.
Material and The study population was all of female hairdressers Hamadan Mahdieh clinic were referred for medical examination. Among them simple random sampling method 70 patients suffering from varicose disease and in both cases and controls were Classification. The intervention was included Exercise protocol for varicose disease. the present study Was Quasi-experimental with pre-test and post-test and participants responded to Aberdeen varicose veins, chronic pain and muscle fatigue questionnaires that were considered as indicators of quality of working life. Data analyzed was performed by paired sample t-test using of SPSS16.
The results showed that ergonomic interventions is effective on the rate of varicose score, pain and swelling score and score muscle fatigue the left and right lower limb in case group. The average score of varicose veins, the pain and swelling and the left and right lower extremity muscle fatigue in case group respectively 2/66, 2/4, 0/75, 1/2 decreased.
With regard to the impact exercise protocol on quality of working life Barbers, the use of this protocol is recommended in patients with varicose veins.