Table 3.
Baseline
(%, min–max) (n = 9) |
6 weeks
(%, min–max) (n = 8) |
End of study
(%, min–max) (n = 6) |
Reference
value41 |
||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Global quality of life |
83 (50–92) |
67 (33–83) |
58 (0–75) |
78 | |
Functioning scales: | Physical | 100 (87–100) |
97 (92–100) |
93 (75–100) |
90 |
Role | 93 (33–100) |
83 (17–100) |
67 (50–100) |
89 | |
Emotional | 88 (58–100) |
67 (58–100) |
75 (67–92) |
89 | |
Cognitive | 83 (50–100) |
83 (67–100) |
83 (67–100) |
92 | |
Social | 75 (33–100) |
67 (33–100) |
100 (67–100) |
94 | |
Symptom scales: | Fatigue | 28 (0–56) |
39 (11–44) |
22 (11–67) |
17 |
Vomiting/nausea | 0 (0–83) |
0 (0–33) |
0 (0–17) |
2.7 | |
Pain | 0 (0–17) |
0 (0–67) |
0 (0–0) |
15 | |
Single items: | Dyspnea | 0 (0–0) |
0 (0–0) |
0 (0–33) |
7.1 |
Insomnia | 0 (0–33) |
0 (0–67) |
0 (0–0) |
14 | |
Appetite loss | 0 (0–67) |
0 (0–33) |
0 (0–67) |
3.3 | |
Constipation | 0 (0–33) |
33 (0–67) |
0 (0–67) |
4.8 | |
Diarrhea | 0 (0–33) |
0 (0–33) |
0 (0–33) |
3.9 | |
Financial difficulties |
0 (0–67) |
0 (0–33) |
0 (0–33) |
3.1 |