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Ovidius University Annals, Series Physical Education and Sport / SCIENCE, MOVEMENT AND HEALTH, Vol. XX, ISSUE 1, 2020, Romania
January 2020, 20 (1): 10 - 15
THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
DOCU AXELERAD ANY, JURJA SANDA, et al
Abstract
Aim. The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between the physical exercise and the symptoms of multiple sclerosis patients.
Methods.This control study was performed to determine the oucomes of aerobic and strength exercise concerning the quality of life regarding patients with multiple sclerosis, recurrent-remissive form. Six patients with multiple sclerosis, aged 18-55 years, with an Expanded Disability Status Scale < 4 completed the study. Every patient was evaluated through several questionnaires monthly.
Results.The results of the patients that practiced sport have improved during the six months, with a beneficial outcome for their health of body and mind, also improving their quality of life, especially lowering the stages of stress that they have experienced, which was reflected mostly in lowering depression and anxiety levels.
Conclusions.Physical exercise is an important non-pharmacological instrument in multiple sclerosis rehabilitation.
FULL ARTICLE (FREE, PDF):
http://www.analefefs.ro/en/anale-fef...RAD_DANIEL.PDF
January 2020, 20 (1): 10 - 15
THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL EXERCISE IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
DOCU AXELERAD ANY, JURJA SANDA, et al
Abstract
Aim. The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between the physical exercise and the symptoms of multiple sclerosis patients.
Methods.This control study was performed to determine the oucomes of aerobic and strength exercise concerning the quality of life regarding patients with multiple sclerosis, recurrent-remissive form. Six patients with multiple sclerosis, aged 18-55 years, with an Expanded Disability Status Scale < 4 completed the study. Every patient was evaluated through several questionnaires monthly.
Results.The results of the patients that practiced sport have improved during the six months, with a beneficial outcome for their health of body and mind, also improving their quality of life, especially lowering the stages of stress that they have experienced, which was reflected mostly in lowering depression and anxiety levels.
Conclusions.Physical exercise is an important non-pharmacological instrument in multiple sclerosis rehabilitation.
FULL ARTICLE (FREE, PDF):
http://www.analefefs.ro/en/anale-fef...RAD_DANIEL.PDF