The aim of this study was to find out the role of balance training on vestibular function and proprioception feedback in stroke patients. It was a randomized control trial and was conducted in civil hospital Gujranwala. Current study was completed within the time duration of 6 month. Sample size of twenty four patient consists of both male and female aged between 50 years to 75 years. Each group contain 12 patient .Group A was experimental group which received balance exercise in two phases and group B (n=12) was control group received conventional therapy. Each of exercise program begun with 10 mints warm up consisting of walking ad light stretching of hip flexor. The balance training group received the balance training exercise twice a week for 6 week each session comprise of 60 minutes. Each set consisted of 4 periods of 11 exercises and rest of 40 seconds. Many exercises over time was turned into circuit training. Data was analyzed by using SPSS version 23.
Inclusion Criteria: * Participants with impaired balance ,vestibular function and proprioception due to stroke * Victim of a stroke that resulted in hemiparesis, * Be at least 6 months * Be fully discharged from all rehabilitation program Exclusion Criteria: * Those with recurrent strokes * Bilateral hemispheric cerebellar or brain stem lesions * Severe spasticity or cognitive deficit * Orthopedic or peripheral neuropathy * Significant visual field or hemi neglect problems were excluded. * They were medically unstable as determined by examination, history, or medical records.