Feasibility Analysis of "Anti-Epidemic and Strong Body Training" Participating in the Treatment of Discharged Patients with Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia During Rehabilitation

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Category Primary study
Journal江苏中医药 (Jiangsu Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine)
Year 2020
According to clinical observations, patients with new coronavirus pneumonia (new coronary pneumonia for short) will experience varying degrees of damage to their heart and lung function and immune function after being infected with the new coronavirus, which affects recovery and prognosis. In order to help patients recover as soon as possible, we created a set of exercises-anti-epidemic and physical strengthening exercises by selecting traditional Chinese medicine exercises that can improve cardiopulmonary function impairment and immune function, and through reasonable arrangement and compatibility. This set of exercises is in line with the prescription principle of the "junior and ministers" in traditional Chinese medicine, from "starting to warm up", "six-character breathing to promote lung qi", "opening and closing, expanding chest and blood", "pushing and pulling through strength", and "Taiji oblique flying to adjust yin and yang". It consists of seven actions: "Raise heels, relieve all diseases," "Induce Qi, return to the source of vitality and regulate muscles". The literature shows that traditional Chinese medicine can improve heart and lung function defects and improve immunity. Combining the literature research and the actual application of this method in Wuhan Leishenshan Hospital, Hubei Huangshi Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital and other hospitals, we believe that the anti-epidemic and physical strengthening can participate in the rehabilitation of patients discharged from the new coronavirus pneumonia to promote the recovery of patients. Improve the quality of life of patients.
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First added on: Feb 03, 2021
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