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Table 3 Medication content in both groups

From: Three-week exercise and protein intake immediately after exercise increases the 6-min walking distance with simultaneously improved plasma volume in patients with chronic cerebrovascular disease: a preliminary prospective study

Types of medicines

PG (n = 8)

CG (n = 8)

P values

Antihypertensives

   

 Calcium blocker

3

5

0.317

α blocker

0

1

0.302

β blocker

1

1

1.000

ARB

3

3

1.000

Diuretics

2

1

0.522

Antithromboembolism

   

 Anticoagulants

2

1

0.522

 Antiplatelet agents

5

6

0.590

Antithyperlipidemia (HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor)

   
 

5

5

 1.000

Antidiabetic drug

   
 

2

0

 0.131

Osteoporosis drug (an analogue of vitamin D)

   
 

5

4

 0.614

Analgesics

   

 NSAIDs

0

2

0.131

 Pregabalin

2

2

1.000

Antidepressant

   

 SNRI

0

1

0.302

 SSRI

1

1

1.000

 Nonbenzodiazepine

1

1

1.000

 Benzodiazepine

1

3

0.248

Gastric secretion inhibitor/ mucosal defense

   

 Proton pump inhibitor

6

3

0.131

 H2 receptor antagonist

0

2

0.131

 Gastric mucosal defense

0

3

0.055

Cardiorespiratory disease drugs

   

 Bronchodilator (β agonist)

0

1

0.302

 Antitussive

0

1

0.302

 Anti-allergic (antihistamine)

1

0

0.302

 Digitalis

1

0

0.302

Urologic disease drugs

   

 Anticholinergic agent

1

0

0.302

 β3 agonist

0

1

0.302

 Urinary tract antispasmodic

0

1

0.302

Others

   

 Laxative

3

3

1.000

 Thyroid hormone preparation

1

0

0.302

 Antihyperuricemic

1

1

1.000

 Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor

1

1

1.000

  1. The numbers of medications in the intervention (PG) and control groups (CG) are shown
  2. ARB, angiotensin II receptor blocker; HMG-CoA, 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-coenzyme A; NSAIDs, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug; SNRI, serotonin-noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor; SSRI, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor
  3. The P values of the χ2 test were described