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Le qi gong, traduit par « travail sur l’énergie », est un art de soigner ancestral appartenant à la médecine traditionnelle chinoise. Cet article s’intéresse au qi gong interne où des mouvements lents, simples et répétés sont effectués dans un état de grande concentration. La revue de la littérature internationale au sujet du qi gong dans le domaine des soins oncologiques de support retrouve un effet positif du qi gong sur la qualité de vie, la fatigue, la dépression, l’anxiété, le stress, l’humeur, le sommeil ou encore la cognition. Depuis mars 2014, un atelier hebdomadaire de qi gong est proposé aux patients cancéreux. Trente-cinq patients, une grande majorité de femmes (94 %), avec un âge médian de 55 ans, ont participé à ce jour à 70 séances sur trois ans. Nous avons recueilli les observations qualitatives suivantes : satisfaction générale vis-à-vis de la pratique qui apporte des sensations de détente et de mieux-être, (re)découverte de sensations corporelles agréables, autonomisation, modification des sensations douloureuses et, de manière plus anecdotique, amélioration de la qualité du sommeil et du transit. Au total, la pratique du qi gong est un outil pertinent et bénéfique pour les patients tout au long de leur parcours de soins. Le développement de la recherche clinique dans ce domaine est toutefois nécessaire pour obtenir un niveau de preuve suffisant.
Psycho-Oncologie – Springer Journals
Published: Nov 6, 2017
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