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Association of varying levels of exercise intensity with physical performance, mobility outcomes and menstrual irregularities in young female athletes

By:

Abida Iftikhar Malik (3407) Nageen Arshad (3962) Aalia Rashid (3993)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Islamabad (Unpublished) 2022Description: xv, 65 p. : ill., Col. ; 30 cm. + CDSubject(s):

Physical therapy -- Dysmenorrhea -- Performance -- Intensity -- Mobility -- FRAHS

DDC classification:

615.82 ABI

Dissertation note: Thesis (PP-DPT)-Riphah International University, 2022

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Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Post Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy (PP-DPT) to the Riphah College of Rehabilitation Sciences.

Includes bibliographical references and annexures.

Thesis supervisor: Dr. Abrish Habib Abbasi

Thesis (PP-DPT)-Riphah International University, 2022

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