The effect of aerobic exercise on serum lactate and white blood cells in women with breast cancer

Breast cancer is the most important factor in women's health concern because the most common type of cancer in women and the role of physical activity as a preventive and aid in cancer treatment is considered. The aim of the present study the effect of 9 weeks aerobic training on lactate concentration and the number of white blood cells of women with breast cancer in Kerman. A population study of 06 female patients with breast cancer in Kerman city were randomly divided into two groups training (n=26) and control (n=26) were divided. Group exercise for 9 weeks of strength training (3 sessions per week) with 06 to 555 of their target heart rate performance. 09
hours before and after the exercise protocol in 16 mL of peripheral blood was drawn from both groups. This study showed that eight weeks of aerobic exercise increases the number of white blood cells (p=61618) and a decrease in lactate(P=6169). The results of the study indicated that in response to aerobic exercise increases the number of white blood cells and reduces lactate. According to the latest data on the development of cancer can be Mechanisms immune functions through physical activity is an important part of the process methods for the prevention and treatment of cancer, strengthen.