Activity Reimagined: The Effects of a Tailored Exercise Protocol on Post-Myocardial Infarction Recovery

Abstract

Introduction: Global health issues include cardiovascular diseases, notably CHD. Continuing ischemia causes irreparable heart muscle damage, or MI. An important cause of death in India is CHD. Lifestyle worsens heart disease. The Structured Exercise Protocol (SEP) in this study targets post-MI rehabilitation with resistance and aerobic training. Results may improve survivors' quality of life by affecting post-MI therapy. Exploration follows the study guides post-MI care.

Objectives: The purpose of the study is to evaluate how a structured exercise protocol affects a person's exercise tolerance and activity level after a myocardial infarction. The research, which involves 45 participants and a 12-week intervention, compares the results of traditional workouts with the Structured Protocol in an effort to ascertain the efficacy of the protocol in enhancing cardiovascular health and general well-being in post-MI people.

Result: The outcomes of the study show that those who underwent the Structured Exercise Protocol after a myocardial infarction experienced notable improvements in their exercise tolerance and activity status. The efficiency of the regimen in boosting cardiovascular recovery is highlighted by statistical analysis. The results call for more research on cardiac rehabilitation techniques and show how customized exercise interventions might improve post-MI care regimens.

Conclusion: The study concludes that exercise tolerance and activity status are considerably improved in post-myocardial infarction individuals by the Structured Exercise Protocol. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of the regimen as a helpful intervention for cardiovascular rehabilitation and point to its potential to improve long-term outcomes for this population.