KIỂM SOÁT LƯỢNG VẬN ĐỘNG TRONG PHỤC HỒI CHỨC NĂNG SAU NHIỄM COVID-19

Kha Võ Tường

doi:10.59354/ydth175.2023.232

Keywords:

Post COVID-19, Rehabilitation, amount of Physical exercise, Control beat pulse

Abstract

There are many groups of solutions to treat and rehabilitate patients after COVID-19 such as pharmacotherapy to treat symptoms, detoxify; Psychotherapy for psycho-spiritual improvement; Nutrition therapy to improve physical condition; Mobility therapy… Mobility therapy, also known as “Prescribing exercise”, is one of the effective solutions for disease prevention, treatment support and rehabilitation of post-COVID-19 patients. To enhance the effectiveness and avoid side effects of exercise therapy, doctors and patients need to closely coordinate and control the patient’s amount of movement. The simple, easy-to-implement method of amount of physical exercise control which is controlled through the target beat pulse frequency, on the basis of the base ones and the maximum ones.

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