Efecto de la natación sobre la proteinuria en nefropatía-IgA. Estudio de Caso. [Effect of swimming on proteinuria in IgA-nephropathy. A case study].

José Ignácio Salgado-López

Resumen


Resumen

La proteinuria es un factor de progreso de la nefropatía-IgA (N-IgA). La actividad física (AF) favorece el incremento de la proteinuria. Por ello, tradicionalmente no se recomendaba AF a estos enfermos. Este trabajo estudia la influencia de la natación, en la N-IgA y la necesidad de una prescripción adecuada. Se diseñó como estudio de caso único dentro de los Mixed Methods. Los datos cuantitativos recogieron la carga de AF y tests de orina mediante tira reactiva. Los datos cualitativos registraron, mediante diario, la actividad cotidiana del sujeto y otros aspectos sobre su calidad de vida. Los resultados, muestran un aumento de proteinuria post-ejercicio, con un descenso en patrón repetido, sumando una menor proteinuria diaria. Mejoró también la calidad de vida: menor fatiga, reducción del dolor y rigidez artro-muscular, entre otras. Cabe pensar la idoneidad de la prescripción de natación aeróbica ligera a sujetos con N-IgA, aunque se precisa más investigación.

Abstract

Proteinuria is a factor in the progression of IgA-Nephropathy (N-IgA). Physical activity (PA) is related to an increase in proteinuria. For this reason, PA was not traditionally recommended for these patients. This work studies the influence of swimming on N-IgA and the need for an adequate prescription. It was designed as a single case study within the Mixed Methods paradigm. The quantitative data collected the PA load performed and urine tests using a dipstick. The qualitative data recorded, through a diary, the subject's daily activity and other aspects of their quality of life. The results show an increase in post-exercise proteinuria, with a decrease in a repeated pattern, adding a lower daily proteinuria. The quality of life also improved: less fatigue, reduced pain and arthro-muscular stiffness, among others. The suitability of prescribing light aerobic swimming for subjects with N-IgA may be considered, although more research is needed.

https://doi.org/10.5232/ricyde2021.06406

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Palabras clave/key words


Actividad física; resistencia aeróbica; proteinuria; enfermedad renal crónica; physical activity; aerobic endurance; chronic kidney disease

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