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Exercise Helps on Glucocorticoid Therapy
Resistance and cardio training are essential tools for keeping your muscles strong and functional.
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When patients are taking long-term glucocorticoid therapy, what is a key finding regarding the impact of exercise on their physical health?</h2> <div id="options" class="options"> <ul> <li class="option">A) Exercise consistently improves muscle performance and functional outcomes.</li> <li class="option">B) Exercise has no significant effect on the cardiovascular system or bone density.</li> <li class="option">C) Exercise is generally discouraged because it increases the risk of complications.</li> <li class="option">D) Exercise only helps manage symptoms, but does not improve physical function.</li> </ul>
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Published June 09, 2026
The science, explained
The research found that exercise interventions consistently improved muscle performance and functional outcomes for patients on glucocorticoid therapy. This highlights the importance of incorporating structured exercise as an adjuvant therapy to help mitigate adverse effects.