The phrase "adverse exercise" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing negative effects of physical activity or training, but it is not standard terminology.
Example: "The study examined the impact of adverse exercise on the recovery of athletes after injury."
Alternatives: "harmful activity" or "negative training".
Would an adverse exercise response make a difference?
Dr. Bouchard stumbled upon the adverse exercise effects when he looked at data from his own study that examined genetics and responses to exercise.
And while the researchers would like to spare people from adverse exercise effects, Dr. Bouchard said, "It is not possible yet to make more specific recommendations because we do not understand why this is happening".
High-risk patients, including those with raised troponin, persistent symptoms and/or ST segment changes or adverse exercise ECG results, should have urgent coronary angiography, with the intention of revascularisation to improve outcome.
There is compelling evidence that the risk for adverse exercise-related event (such as sudden cardiac death) increases significantly in vigorous activities greater than 6 metabolic equivalents (METs) (with hockey reported to be ≥8 METs [10]), and this risk is markedly increased in previously inactive or untrained individuals [11, 12].
To reduce the risk of adverse events, the exercise programme is tailored to the abilities of the patient by an exercise therapist (in cooperation with the GP) who holds a university degree in sports science (bachelor or higher).
Results on potential beneficial effects for the foetus are diverging - some studies report increased risk of miscarriage when exercising early in pregnancy [ 57] where others do not observe indications on adverse effects of exercise related to preterm birth [ 58].
20 Taken together, it may be unintentionally misleading to categorize someone as an "adverse responder to exercise" based on a single cardiometabolic factor when it is well known that regular exercise training confers a myriad of benefits.
Some critics have noted that there is no indication that those who had what Dr. Bouchard is calling an adverse response to exercise actually had more heart attacks or other bad health outcomes.
No adverse effects of exercise were observed.
No severe adverse events during exercise were reported.
