The Effect of Bee Stinging and Rehabilitation Exercises on Some Physiological and Physical Variables of People with Partial Rupture of the Collateral Ligaments of the Knee Joint

Abstract

     The aim of this research is to identify the effect of bee sting and rehabilitation exercises on some physiological and physical variables of those with partial rupture of the side ligaments of the knee joint، as    Sports injuries are a major and real problem that requires access to ways to treat and qualify athletes in less harmful and less expensive ways.      Bee poison is one of the complementary medicine methods that has been spreading more in recent years, and that requires research to get to The validity and accuracy of this scientific information,     The two researchers hypothesized that treatment at bee stings added to rehabilitation exercises has a positive effect on the physiological and physical variables under study. He used the method of one experimental set of experimental curriculum and   pre- measurements, The research community identifies athletes with partial rupture of the side ligaments of the knee joint, The research sample reached 4 infected persons after one of the infected persons was excluded for non-compliance. The researchers used available scientific sources and references and also consulted experts and specia pre- lists to identify physiological and physical variables.     After the pre- measurement of physiologi post cal variables (W.B.C, E.S.R), bee tingling sessions were applied for two weeks, three sessions per week,... after the completion of the sting sessions, the measurement of physiological variables was made, so that the sufferers would proceed to the application of rehabilitation exercises after the measurement of physical variables. (muscle strength  knee joint, degree of bending of knee joint) as exercises included four weeks and each week included (6) Home units and (6) units in the sports hall, hence the measurement of physical variables, After the data was discharged, the conclusions were that the use of bee sting had led to a clear improvement in physiological and physical variables. It helped with the speed of recovery and this was reflected positively on the physiological variables and thus prepared the sufferers to perform rehabilitation exercises that played a positive role in raising the strength of the muscles working on the knee joint and reaching the degree of full bend of the joint.     The use of bee sting in the treatment of sports injuries is the most important recommendation of this research, due to its effectiveness and the positive effect it achieved in the injury of the rupture of the lateral ligaments of the knee joint.