Die Multiple Sklerose ist die häufigste neurologische Erkrankung im jungen Erwachsenenalter und mit teilweise starken Symptomen und Einschränkungen verbunden, die die körperliche Aktivität stark einschränken und die Lebensqualität deutlich reduzieren können. Zielgerichtete körperliche Aktivität bzw. Bewegungstherapie haben vielfältige positive Wirkungen auf die wichtigsten Funktionssysteme und Krankheitssymptome.
Abstract
Multiple sclerosis is the most common neurological inflammatory disease among young adults. It is often associated with severe symptoms and disabilities that strongly affect physical activity and reduce quality of life considerably. Exercise leads to many positive effects on the crucial functional systems and symptoms of the disease.
Stichworte:
Multiple Sklerose - Bewegungstherapie - Sport - Training - körperliche Aktivität - Symptomatische Therapie
Key words:
Multiple sclerosis - physical therapy - exercise therapy - exercise - physical activity - symptomatic therapy
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