Benefícios dos exercícios físicos na fibromialgia

Valim, Valéria

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“…These results corroborate those from recent studies that share the idea that exercise is a low-cost intervention that can improve health in different aspects, from prevention and control of heart disease and other cardiovascular and metabolic alterations to the absence or few depressive symptoms or anxiety (49,50,51).…”

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Quality of Life at Levels of Physical Activity of Volunteers from the University Community

Maciel¹,

Vilarta²,

Modeneze³

et al. 2014

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Abstract:The objective of this research was to assess the quality of life of volunteers from the University of São Paulo at different levels of physical activity. To evaluate the quality of life perception, the WHOQOL-bref. Nutritional status was evaluated through the body mass index (BMI). The level of physical activity was measured using the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ) (short version typical week). All these instruments were utilized to compose a computerized system of data collection. Among the findings it is highlighted that most of the 1,966 participants are single (65.9%), undergraduate students (52.6%) originated from the Campus of São Paulo city (50.9%), 32.3% are overweight and 65.5% meet the recommendation for regular physical activity. It was observed that the most active individuals exhibit higher scores in all areas of life quality which justifies actions to increase physical activity on the academic community.

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Quality of Life at Levels of Physical Activity of Volunteers from the University Community

Maciel¹,

Vilarta²,

Modeneze³

et al. 2014

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“…TSK values observed in our study are compatible with values of other chronic pain studies, such as the case of CLBP 19 (TSK=39.18±9.46, varying from 22 to 57). Valim 23 , in his review article, reports that clinical trials using exercises to treat FM have high levels of evidence that supervised aerobic exercises are effective to decrease pain, number of tender points, quality of life and depression, and that these patients seem to need a longer period and more personal effort to adapt to an exercise program, in addition to even getting worse in the first eight weeks. So, short-term trials have not shown improvement in quality of life, while longer programs, with more than 15 weeks, were able to observe improvement in several aspects, including quality of life.…”

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Kinesiophobia, adherence to treatment, pain and quality of life in fibromyalgia syndrome patients

Lorente¹,

Stefani²,

Martins³

2014

Revista Dor

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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES:Fibromyalgia syndrome is characterized by diffuse and chronic musculoskeletal pain, which is difficult to handle and negatively affects patients' quality of life. This study aimed at measuring fear of movement, adherence to treatment and at evaluating health-related quality of life of fibromyalgia syndrome patients. METHODS: This is a prospective study in convenience sample made up of individuals with fibromyalgia syndrome and treated in a Pain Outpatient Clinic. Tools used were: identification protocol, Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire, generic quality of life questionnaire World Health Organization's Quality of Life Instrument, visual analog scale, Tampa Scale for Kinesiophobia and treatment adherence measurement. Participated in the study 65 individuals being 35 with fibromyalgia syndrome called test group and 30 without diagnostic of musculoskeletal and neurological systems diseases called control group. RESULTS: The test group had predominance of females, mean age of 42.5±4.3 years, 53% were married and mean education was 9±2.5 years. Mean pain duration was 3.5±1.2 years and mean of two years for fibromyalgia syndrome diagnostic. There has been poorer quality of life, more severe pain and acknowledgment of the importance of physical activities, in spite of referring fear. In addition, adherence to pharmacological treatment was lower than that observed in the control group. CONCLUSION: Fibromyalgia patients had more severe pain, more fear of movement and poorer quality of life in physical and Kinesiophobia, adherence to treatment, pain and quality of life in fibromyalgia syndrome patients* Cinesiofobia, adesão ao tratamento, dor e qualidade de vida em indivíduos com síndrome fibromiálgica

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“…Essa avaliação funcional identificou os principais acometimentos 23 , e o formato do manual proposto permitiu atender exclusivamente as demandas de cada paciente, uma vez que era possível selecionar um exercício de execução ativo-assistida para um grupo muscular de maior limitação e um exercício de execução ativo--resistida para outro grupo, caso já apresentasse melhor desempenho. Além disso, esse formato viabilizou que o paciente levasse a folha do exercício selecionado para casa, o que visou maior adesão ao tratamento 25 . Na confecção do manual, a avaliação feita pelos questionários e o perfil da amostra, englobando pacientes afá-sicos e com baixo nível de escolaridade, direcionaram a elaboração dos exercícios às necessidades dos pacientes, resultando em exercícios simples, de fácil posicionamento e compreensão, com textos e fotos claras e objetivas.…”

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Elaboração de um manual ilustrado de exercícios domiciliares para pacientes com hemiparesia secundária ao acidente vascular encefálico (AVE)

Santos¹,

Oliveira

Piemonte³

2012

Fisioter. Pesqui.

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A realização de exercícios físicos para pacientes com sequelas motoras pós-acidente vascular encefálico (AVE) é essencial para a recuperação funcional. Programas educacionais podem facilitar a repetição dos exercícios em casa e contribuir para o tratamento. Este trabalho teve como objetivo elaborar e aplicar um manual de exercícios domiciliares para pacientes com AVE. O estudo consistiu em duas etapas: na primeira foi elaborado um manual de exercícios domiciliares (piloto) com fotos e textos simples para facilitar a compreensão. Foi realizada uma avaliação funcional de cada paciente e selecionados os exercícios mais adequados, que deveriam ser feitos em casa. Esse manual foi aplicado a 17 pacientes, 70% crônicos e 30% agudos. Após 15 dias, o paciente retornava e era solicitado que reproduzisse os exercícios e informasse o nível de compreensão das fotos e do texto do manual e se sentia dor ao realizá-los. As fotos e os exercícios referidos como difíceis foram revistos, e criada a versão teste que foi aplicada em outros 23 pacientes, dando origem à versão final do manual. A avaliação do manual piloto foi insatisfatória, sendo que apenas 56% referiram aprovação das fotos e 87% do texto. Após a reformulação, a compreensão das fotos e do texto alcançou valores acima de 98%. Foi possível obter um manual ilustrado de exercícios domiciliares, de fácil aplicação e compreensão, específico e individualizado, para pacientes com AVE e adaptável aos diferentes quadros motores.

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Benefícios dos exercícios físicos na fibromialgia

Cited by 34 publications

References 31 publications

Quality of Life at Levels of Physical Activity of Volunteers from the University Community

Quality of Life at Levels of Physical Activity of Volunteers from the University Community

Kinesiophobia, adherence to treatment, pain and quality of life in fibromyalgia syndrome patients

Elaboração de um manual ilustrado de exercícios domiciliares para pacientes com hemiparesia secundária ao acidente vascular encefálico (AVE)

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