Secondary data analysis
The results of a series of Cochran's tests were used to assess changes in the individuals' menstrual cycle, frequency of OTC drug use, sleep pattern, and drinking water across the assessment points. They showed significant improvements for the interventional groups but not for the control group (Table Results of Cochran's Q models testing inter‐group effects at post‐test and a 12‐month follow‐up
Abbreviations: EME, eye movement exercise; DB, diaphragmatic breathing.Based on Table Given the loss of participants from the post‐test to the follow‐up (see flowchart), we did not have a full compliance with the present trial intervention protocols. The compliance rates were: 53/63 × 100 = 84.1% compliance for the total sample; 20/22 × 100 = 90.9% compliance for the eye movement exercise group; 18/19 × 100 = 94.7% compliance for the diaphragmatic breathing; and 15/22 × 100 = 61.1% compliance for the control group.