Damage to heart function and cardiovascular disease are the leading causes of death in the United States. Men are at higher risk. And cardiovascular rehabilitation is one of the issues that many scientists as well as patients are interested in.

Cardiovascular rehabilitation helps improve health, physical and mental health after treatment for cardiovascular disease, prevent disease recurrence and reduce the risk of cardiovascular problems in the future.

Myocardial infarction is a very dangerous cardiovascular disease that if not detected early and treated will lead to death. Even with treatment, the disease affects some physical and mental functions. Rehabilitation for patients with myocardial infarction will help stabilize or reverse the process of atherosclerosis, reduce disease status, and reduce mortality.

For patients with cardiovascular diseases, scientists have also found great benefits of exercise in preventing cardiovascular diseases and possible dangerous events. Endurance training techniques with cardiovascular monitoring are one of the stages of cardiovascular rehabilitation, which includes medical monitoring and supervision.

Cardiac rehabilitation is the process of restoring a patient with cardiovascular disease to a level of activity consistent with his or her cardiovascular function. Early cardiac rehabilitation will help the patient recover more quickly, achieve maximum physical, mental and social conditions, and have an active life.

The vast majority of patients still have the opportunity to recover after coronary stenting and cardiovascular events, regaining a normal life after surgery. Under the supervision of a medical professional, a cardiovascular rehabilitation program typically includes exercise, specific guidance, relaxation, and emotional support.