Sports medicine treatment based on relieving chronic fatigue and sub-health state, 2021, An

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ABSTRACT
Introduction
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also known as chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome, has become a common disease in modern medicine.

Objective
The paper analyzes the impact of exercise training on patients' quality of life with chronic fatigue syndrome.

Methods
We conducted fatigue investigations on college students and analyzed the exercise ability of college students with chronic fatigue syndrome. We then compared the findings with healthy college students. In the process, we recorded the physiological indicators and satisfaction scores of the two groups of patients.

Results
Muscle endurance and cardiopulmonary function-related exercise ability of the college students with chronic fatigue syndrome are significantly different. After completing the same exercise, the scores of personal exertions were higher.

Conclusion
Appropriate and regular exercise can achieve ideal results in the treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome. In-depth research, popularization, and application by scholars is highly suggested. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment results.

Keywords
Sports; Fatigue Syndrome, Chronic; Dyssomnias; Health Care Costs

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https://www.scielo.br/j/rbme/a/nKXV9LtSMdqJQ67ktK5Nyhs/?lang=en

 

[5vforest]

“I’m not ill! I’m just in a sub-health state!”

 

[Trish]

Since they found 20% of college students had what they called CFS on the basis of scoring 4 or more on a 14 point fatigue scale, this paper is clearly not about CFS.

 

[boolybooly]

Since they found 20% of college students had what they called CFS on the basis of scoring 4 or more on a 14 point fatigue scale, this paper is clearly not about CFS.

Yes, criteria again.

 

[DokaGirl]

Here again, it seems a low bar for entry into CFS diagnosis.

If 4 out of 14 points is all it takes to fit a diagnosis, it appears many would fit a lot of different diagnoses.