Effects of telerehabilitation on respiratory muscle strength in individuals with post-Covid-19 fatigue: Case series report

This study investigated the effects of telerehabilitation in individuals with persistent post-COVID-19 fatigue. Three women participated in an eight-week program involving inspiratory muscle training and physical exercises, with remote monitoring. There was a significant increase in inspiratory muscle strength, but no changes were observed in lung function assessed by spirometry. These results suggest that telerehabilitation may be effective in improving respiratory strength in post-COVID-19 patients, although it does not directly impact lung function.