There were differences in fatigue before and after 4 weeks of walking exercise and classical music with sig values ?<0.05. Results: In the treatment group there were differences in the value of fatigue before and after 4 weeks of interventions with combination walking and classical music. Test of statistical analysis using Wilcoxone signed rank test The intervention was given for 3 weeks and carried out 3 measurements (pre test and post test). Measurement of fatigue using BFI (Brief Fatigue Inventory). Giving intervention combination of walking exercise and listening to classical music through module media and mp3. The independent variable in this study was a combination of walking exercise and listening to classical music. The study sample was breast cancer patients who visited Surabaya health centers who met the criteria of inclusion and exclusion by simple random sampling (n = 48).
Method: this study is a quasi experimental study.
The purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of a combination of walking exercise and classical music therapy on fatigue in breast cancer patients. Music therapy can also have a positive effect on patients with breast cancer. Walking exercise, has been recognized as one of the most effective interventions to reduce cancer-related fatigue, so this non-pharmacological treatment can be an alternative option that can be done. Side effects that occur can interfere with before weighting, during or after treatment. Walking exercise, music, excersice, classical music, mozart, fatigue Abstractīackground: Fatigue is a subjective feeling of physical, cognitive, emotional fatigue related to cancer or cancer treatment and fatigue that is felt to be not comparable to the activities carried out.
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