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Training with light therapy is a treatment method for irritable bowel syndrome in the treatment of patients. The goal of light therapy training is to achieve or return to normal or nearly normal bowel function ability of patients. Light therapy training can be simple or combined with other treatment methods such as medication, pelvic floor exercise. To perform light therapy training, a qualified physical rehabilitation doctor, caregiver, or trained physical rehabilitation technician is required; equipment includes a training table, training room; and the patient must understand and actively participate in persistent training according to the training program. A patient history report, diagnostic diagnosis support tests, and the doctor's prescription are also needed. The light therapy training process includes checking the patient file, examining the patient, performing techniques, evaluating the training process, following up on and guiding the patient to do the exercises correctly. Treatment of abdominal pain and pelvic floor areas includes guidance on correct exercise and relaxation to avoid replacing harmful movements.

Patients with irritable bowel syndrome, physical rehabilitation doctors, caregivers, and trained physical rehabilitation technicians.

The document discusses light therapy training as a treatment method for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) in patients. This training aims to restore or bring the patient's bowel function ability back to normal or near-normal levels. The light therapy training can be simple or combined with other treatment methods such as medication and pelvic floor exercises. To carry out this training, a qualified physical rehabilitation doctor, caregiver, or trained physical rehabilitation technician is required. The equipment needed includes a training table and training room. Patients must understand the training program and actively participate in persistent training. A patient history report, diagnostic diagnosis support tests, and the doctor's prescription are also necessary. The light therapy training process involves checking the patient file, examining the patient, performing techniques, evaluating the training process, following up on, and guiding the patient to do the exercises correctly. Treatment for abdominal pain and pelvic floor areas includes guidance on correct exercise and relaxation to avoid replacing harmful movements.