Palavras-chave
treinamento aeróbico
fibromialgia
Resumo
A fibromialgia é uma doença idiopática de ordem reumatológica e incurável caracterizada por dor musculoesquelética difusa e crônica com a presença de múltiplas regiões dolorosas, denominadas tender points. Devido a essas alterações no processamento da dor e da sensibilidade no Sistema Nervoso Central, a fibromialgia é considerada um distúrbio da regulação da dor e é classificada como uma condição de sensibilização central. Os objetivos do estudo são analisar a eficácia do treinamento resistido e do treinamento aeróbico em pacientes com fibromialgia e comparar a eficácia dos dois tipos de treinamento em pacientes com fibromialgia. Em uma revisão bibliográfica quantitativa a análise dos dados concluiu que houve uma melhora em todos os sinais e sintomas avaliados tanto no treinamento resistido, quanto no treinamento aeróbico e que um protocolo com treinos combinados pode potencializar os resultados.
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