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Exercise therapy for chronic fatigue syndrome
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“…A differential effect in FM + CFS and FM-only patients was only observed in depression levels in response to exercise, given that only those without CFS improved. These results are in line with those recently reported by Larun et al [ 13 ] since they found that physical exercise did not improve depression in patients with CFS.…”
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“…A differential effect in FM + CFS and FM-only patients was only observed in depression levels in response to exercise, given that only those without CFS improved. These results are in line with those recently reported by Larun et al [ 13 ] since they found that physical exercise did not improve depression in patients with CFS.…”
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“…Findings from the data synthesis revealed that at post-treatment to medium-term follow-up, 61% of participants demonstrated clinically significant improvements in physical functioning, 23% more than in control conditions, and at post-treatment to short-term follow-up, 43% considered themselves significantly better, 26% more than in control conditions. These findings are consistent with a previous review of GET (Larun et al, 2019 ) which reported that treatment may moderately improve physical functioning and increase the number of people who report at least some improvement at post-treatment, although findings regarding outcomes at short, medium, and long-term are mixed, and based on fewer studies.…”
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“…In addition, the patient's fatigue is also significantly negatively associated with the level of physical activity, and patients with less physical activity are with higher level of fatigue (36). Proper physical activity helps maintain muscle strength, patients with less postoperative activity will have reduced muscle strength, decreased muscle strength, which is one of the mechanisms leading to fatigue after surgery (37,38). In this present study, the level of physical activity of PA patients after surgery is relatively low.…”
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“…A differential effect in FM + CFS and FM-only patients was only observed in depression levels in response to exercise, given that only those without CFS improved. These results are in line with those recently reported by Larun et al [ 13 ] since they found that physical exercise did not improve depression in patients with CFS.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 93%
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“…Findings from the data synthesis revealed that at post-treatment to medium-term follow-up, 61% of participants demonstrated clinically significant improvements in physical functioning, 23% more than in control conditions, and at post-treatment to short-term follow-up, 43% considered themselves significantly better, 26% more than in control conditions. These findings are consistent with a previous review of GET (Larun et al, 2019 ) which reported that treatment may moderately improve physical functioning and increase the number of people who report at least some improvement at post-treatment, although findings regarding outcomes at short, medium, and long-term are mixed, and based on fewer studies.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 91%
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“…In addition, the patient's fatigue is also significantly negatively associated with the level of physical activity, and patients with less physical activity are with higher level of fatigue (36). Proper physical activity helps maintain muscle strength, patients with less postoperative activity will have reduced muscle strength, decreased muscle strength, which is one of the mechanisms leading to fatigue after surgery (37,38). In this present study, the level of physical activity of PA patients after surgery is relatively low.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 60%
Abstract
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“…A differential effect in FM + CFS and FM-only patients was only observed in depression levels in response to exercise, given that only those without CFS improved. These results are in line with those recently reported by Larun et al [ 13 ] since they found that physical exercise did not improve depression in patients with CFS.…”
Section: Discussion
supporting
confidence: 93%
Abstract
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“…Findings from the data synthesis revealed that at post-treatment to medium-term follow-up, 61% of participants demonstrated clinically significant improvements in physical functioning, 23% more than in control conditions, and at post-treatment to short-term follow-up, 43% considered themselves significantly better, 26% more than in control conditions. These findings are consistent with a previous review of GET (Larun et al, 2019 ) which reported that treatment may moderately improve physical functioning and increase the number of people who report at least some improvement at post-treatment, although findings regarding outcomes at short, medium, and long-term are mixed, and based on fewer studies.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 91%
Abstract
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“…In addition, the patient's fatigue is also significantly negatively associated with the level of physical activity, and patients with less physical activity are with higher level of fatigue (36). Proper physical activity helps maintain muscle strength, patients with less postoperative activity will have reduced muscle strength, decreased muscle strength, which is one of the mechanisms leading to fatigue after surgery (37,38). In this present study, the level of physical activity of PA patients after surgery is relatively low.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 60%