The effect of using some aerobic exercises on the d-dimer level and a number of respiratory variables for those recovering from covid 19

Abstract

The importance of the research is to know the effect of aerobic exercise in returning the patient after his recovery from the Corona virus to his normal lifestyle. The research problem is knowing whether the aerobics has a role in returning the level of d-dimer to its normal range? And do the exercises have a role in improving respiratory function after being damaged by injury?  The research aimed to reveal the differences between the pre and post tests in the level of d-dimer and some respiratory variables, and the researchers assumed the existence of significant differences between the pre and post tests in the level of d-dimer and some respiratory variables. The researchers used the semi-experimental method that has two groups; experimental and control with pre and post tests. For its suitability and the nature of the research and the research community and its sample from a group of 16 people recovering from Corona virus in the city of Mosul in Nineveh Governorate, the researchers identified a group of aerobic exercises that include walking, jogging, swimming and bicycles, and put them within a training program. The researchers used the arithmetic mean, standard deviation and t-test for associated samples and The Spss statistical bag to process the data statistically, and the researchers concluded that the patient’s health condition gradually returns to a semi-normal state with the passing of time, and that aerobic exercise has an effect on improving respiratory variables and the level of d-dimer for those recovering from covid 19 faster than if the infected people did not practice any physical activity. The researchers also recommend that you exercise after recovering from an injury And conducting similar research dealing with other variables and other functional systems that could be affected by injury .