Cardiovascular Fitness and Muscle Strength in Asthmatic Children

The aim of this retrospective study is to evaluate the cardiovascular fitness and muscle strength performance children with asthma versus without. Participants include patients who were involved in 2012 NHANES National Youth Fitness Survey (NNYFS) as published by Centers for Disease Control Prevention. average scores will be appreciated analyzing averages time spent on treadmill, maximal heart rate, rate at end exam, recovery time, endurance report, upper body lower using two-tailed T-tests between Children have a statistically total treadmill (p = 0.006, p respectively). do not different fitness, strength, or compared without asthma. History should considered direct, baseline cause decreased children. anxiety breathlessness an attack lack proper medical management may encourage asthmatics sedentary lifestyle engaging regular physical activity. Our findings support growing research that encourages individuals pursue healthy, active alongside order achieve optimal musculoskeletal health.