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Study to evaluate the effects of aerobic training protocols in migraine

Study to evaluate the effects of aerobic training protocols in migraine Study to evaluate the effects of aerobic training protocols in migraine
Study to evaluate the effects of aerobic training protocols in migraine Study to evaluate the effects of aerobic training protocols in migraine

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Moderate-intensity aerobic training and high-intensity aerobic training can change the migraine pain index.

From a recent study, it was evaluated that the moderate-intensity aerobic training (MOD T) and high-intensity aerobic training (HIGH T) decreased the pain index in women suffering with migraine. Still, none of these can alter the Substance P (SP) and serum Adenylate-Cyclase Activating Polypeptide (PACAP) contents.

In this study, 45 non-athlete migraine patients (female) were considered. They were divided into three groups: control, MOD T and HIGH T. Before and following the training protocol, VO2max, migraine pain indices, body composition factors and PACAP and SP were calculated.

MOD T decreases the headache duration, intensity and frequency. Also, HIGH T decreased the headache duration, intensity and frequency.

Though for headache duration and intensity, MOD T was efficient in comparison to HIGH T.  Neither MOD T nor HIGH T was able to modify the PACAP and SP contents.

It was concluded that both MOD T and HIGH T could change the migraine pain index, but they cannot change the PACAP and SP contents in migraine suffering women.

Source:

European Journal of Applied Physiology

Article:

The effects of two different intensities of aerobic training protocols on pain and serum neuro-biomarkers in women migraineurs: a randomized controlled trail

Authors:

Rasoul Eslami et al.

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