Effectiveness of Physical Activity in Geriatric Population to Decrease the Risk of Fall a Randomized Control Trial

Background: For elderly persons who are frail, effective fall prevention strategies required. Our goal was to evaluate physical activity's value in preventing falls older persons. Material and Methodology: The physiological profile evaluation used conduct a randomised control experiment on individuals aged sixty five were categorised as pre-frail had mild moderate risk scores.A total of 54 participants recruited the study using allocation concealment. split into two groups at random i.e MPE (n = 27), 27). three-day-per-week, 12-week intervention mainly concentrated proprioception, muscular development, response time, balancing training. main finding assessment PPA twelve weeks after baseline 24 week follow-up. Results: At 12 24, there significant changes between group controls risk, muscle strength, speed, postural sway, fear falling scores. In addition, group's HRQOL dramatically improved compared controls. Practical Implication: by identifying establishing effect activity geriatric population reducing fall, clinical phrophylatic rehabilitation palns can be designed implemented before hand decrease chances iniuries facilitate plan injury. Conclusion: programme significantly sway people with pre-frailty, which decreased falls.The is therefore advised for use routine primary care population. Keywords: Fall, Geriatric, MPE, Physical Activity, pre-frail, multiple exercise, HRQOL,