전립선암 예방 및 사후관리를 위한 운동중재효과분석
Exercise Intervention for the Prevention and Prognosis Management in Prostate Cancer Patients
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The purpose of this study was to An Analysis of the Effects of Exercise Intervention for the Prevention and Prognosis Management In Prostate Cancer Patients. The valuable impacts of exercise-intervention in prostate cancer patients were rationally well-prescribed, Generally, cancer-related fatigue and pain remains one of the most prevalent problems for cancer populations. Therefore, exercise intervention to diverse type of cancer has become the concerning issue for cancer prevention and Prognosis. we conducted a comprehensive some of KCI journals and PubMed electronic database from January 2007 to August 2020. we analyzed the connections between physical exercise and prostate cancer intervention in the main text. Moderate to vigorous exercise (aerobic and resistance exercise) revealed to decreased level of prostate cancer-related pain, fatigue and cancer-related symptoms, and increased level of activities of daily living, sleep quality, and health- related quality of life etc. In addition to home-based aerobic physical exercise might enhance muscular strength. we believe that it is the related mechanisms of immune cell activation and mobilization which is induced by the activation of sympathetic system during and after physical exercise. Conclusively, we can think that the appropriate physical activities make human body in good condition with maintaining of homeostasis being well controlled.
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The purpose of this study was to An Analysis of the Effects of Exercise Intervention for the Prevention and Prognosis Management In Prostate Cancer Patients. The valuable impacts of exercise-intervention in prostate cancer patients were rationally well-prescribed, Generally, cancer-related fatigue and pain remains one of the most prevalent problems for cancer populations. Therefore, exercise intervention to diverse type of cancer has become the concerning issue for cancer prevention and Prognosis. we conducted a comprehensive some of KCI journals and PubMed electronic database from January 2007 to August 2020. we analyzed the connections between physical exercise and prostate cancer intervention in the main text. Moderate to vigorous exercise (aerobic and resistance exercise) revealed to decreased level of prostate cancer-related pain, fatigue and cancer-related symptoms, and increased level of activities of daily living, sleep quality, and health- related quality of life etc. In addition to home-based aerobic physical exercise might enhance muscular strength. we believe that it is the related mechanisms of immune cell activation and mobilization which is induced by the activation of sympathetic system during and after physical exercise. Conclusively, we can think that the appropriate physical activities make human body in good condition with maintaining of homeostasis being well controlled.
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