Importância dos hábitos saudáveis na qualidade dos indivíduos com artrite reumatoide e osteosartrite
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2020
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Demez, Débora [UNIFESP]
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Ferraz, Helena Onishi [UNIFESP]
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Trabalho de conclusão de curso de graduação
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Atualmente, um cenário muito comum em todas as partes do mundo é o
envelhecimento populacional e desde que não se tenha uma doença associada, não
existe uma relação direta entre envelhecer e adoecer. Todavia, as doenças
articulares estão cada vez mais presentes na sociedade, possuindo alto índice de
prevalência nos idosos, o que leva a necessidade de um maior número de medidas
de cuidado e estratégias de prevenção. A fim de analisar o cenário atual e suas
vertentes de destaque aqui trabalhadas, alguns acontecimentos chamam atenção,
como por exemplo, o aumento dos casos de obesidade e consequentemente o
aumento do número das doenças articulares. O presente estudo teve como objetivo
avaliar os tratamentos medicamentosos e os não medicamentosos para as
condições clínicas da artrite reumatoide e osteoartrite (artrose), sendo o tratamento
não medicamentoso o responsável pela mudança no estilo de vida, pela adoção de
novos hábitos, os quais são importantes para a manutenção de uma vida saudável.
Estas ações quando praticadas a longo prazo, conferem aos pacientes diversos
benefícios, sendo o principal deles a melhora da qualidade de vida, a qual
proporciona a realização das atividades básicas diárias de forma mais acessível,
além de promover melhora nos quadros de dor, controle do avanço da doença,
aumento da mobilidade e sensação de bem estar físico. Com isso, há o
envelhecimento saudável e com qualidade para os idosos.
Currently, there is a very common scenario in all parts of the world, which is population aging and as long as there is no associated disease, there is no direct relationship between aging and becoming ill. However, joint diseases are increasingly present in society, having a high prevalence rate in the elderly, which leads to the need for a greater number of care measures and prevention strategies. In order to analyze the current scenario and its highlighted aspects worked on here, some events call attention, such as, for example, the increase in obesity cases and, consequently, the increase in the number of joint diseases. The present study aimed to evaluate medicated and non-medicated treatments for the clinical conditions of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis (arthrosis), with non-drug treatment being responsible for the change in lifestyle, for the adoption of new habits, which are important for maintaining a healthy life. These actions, when practiced in the long term, provide patients with several benefits, the main one being the improvement of quality of life, which provides the performance of basic daily activities in a more accessible way, in addition to promoting improvement in pain, control of pain. disease progression, increased mobility and a sense of physical well-being. With this, there is healthy and quality aging for the elderly.
Currently, there is a very common scenario in all parts of the world, which is population aging and as long as there is no associated disease, there is no direct relationship between aging and becoming ill. However, joint diseases are increasingly present in society, having a high prevalence rate in the elderly, which leads to the need for a greater number of care measures and prevention strategies. In order to analyze the current scenario and its highlighted aspects worked on here, some events call attention, such as, for example, the increase in obesity cases and, consequently, the increase in the number of joint diseases. The present study aimed to evaluate medicated and non-medicated treatments for the clinical conditions of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis (arthrosis), with non-drug treatment being responsible for the change in lifestyle, for the adoption of new habits, which are important for maintaining a healthy life. These actions, when practiced in the long term, provide patients with several benefits, the main one being the improvement of quality of life, which provides the performance of basic daily activities in a more accessible way, in addition to promoting improvement in pain, control of pain. disease progression, increased mobility and a sense of physical well-being. With this, there is healthy and quality aging for the elderly.