I am looking for any research that would shed some light on the following question: can an athlete professionally train (an endurance sport, e.g. cycling, running) if their sarcoidosis seems to be in remission? We are talking about a really exhaustive training here on a competitive level, not just regular physical exercise.
Exercise has the potential to improve symptoms of pulmonary sarcoidosis including fatigue, dyspnoea, quality of life (QOL) and exercise tolerance. See trial plan, awaits results https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03336736
Thank you, but I am specifically after a research into training (aim: improve results), not exercise (aim: stay healthy). What I mean by that is not improving one's QOL, but being able to compete at a professional level. I am aware of the work done by Dutch researchers (among others, Marjolein Drent, Bert Strookappe), but they all refer to average people, not athletes. I am looking for something that examined at least semi-professional sportsmen.
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