"Prescribing Exercise for Primary Prevention: A Comprehensive Guide"
Physicians should properly assess patients before prescribing exercise for primary prevention of cardiovascular disease. Exercise has numerous benefits but can also trigger complications, so a gradual and progressive approach is recommended. Patients should be classified based on their exercise habits and medical history, and diagnostic methods may be necessary for evaluation. Parameters such as frequency, intensity, time, and type of exercise should be considered when prescribing. Physicians need to be knowledgeable and motivating, identifying obstacles and patient interest. Personalized prescriptions and risk assessments are crucial, and involvement in self-care, diet, and hydration is emphasized. Collaboration with specialists may be beneficial.