Repercussões maternas e perinatais da hidroterapia na gravidez

Prevedel, Tânia Terezinha Scudeller; Calderon, Iracema de Mattos Paranhos; Conti, Marta Helena De; Consonni, Elenice Bertanha; Rudge, Marilza Vieira Cunha

doi:10.1590/s0100-72032003000100008

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“…Em contrapartida, em um ensaio clínico avaliando gestantes previamente ativas que iniciaram um programa de exercício sistemático com redução da frequência no início do programa, seguida por aumento no decorrer da gravidez, os autores observaram uma redução no ganho ponderal durante a gestação 9 . Um estudo de intervenção realizado no Brasil, avaliando o efeito da hidroterapia sobre o ganho ponderal e a quantidade de gordura materna, não constatou diferenças entre o ganho de peso gestacional nos dois grupos (hidroterapia e controle) 25 . Entretanto, os autores verificaram que os índices de massa magra aumentaram de modo significativo entre o início e o final da gestação e, apesar do aumento significativo de gordura absoluta, a proporção peso/gordura foi mantida.…”

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Associação entre o padrão de atividade física materna, ganho ponderal gestacional e peso ao nascer em uma coorte de 118 gestantes no município de Campina Grande, Nordeste do Brasil

Tavares

Melo

Amorim

et al. 2009

Rev. Assoc. Med. Bras.

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Associação entre o padrão de atividade física materna, ganho ponderal gestacional e peso ao nascer em uma coorte de 118 gestantes no município de Campina Grande, Nordeste do Brasil

Tavares

Melo

Amorim

et al. 2009

Rev. Assoc. Med. Bras.

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“…(7) This practice helps reducing low back pain, constipation, and edema; improves disposition, mood, posture; and also reduces insomnia, anxiety and the risk of depression; (7,8) and contributes to increase in muscle mass. (9) …”

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Effect of maternal exercises on biophysical fetal and maternal parameters: a transversal study

Santos

Gallarreta

et al. 2016

Einstein (São Paulo)

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Objective To evaluate the acute effects of maternal and fetal hemodynamic responses in pregnant women submitted to fetal Doppler and an aerobic physical exercise test according to the degree of effort during the activity and the impact on the well-being.Methods Transversal study with low risk pregnant women, obtained by convenience sample with gestational age between 26 to 34 weeks. The participants carry out a progressive exercise test.Results After the exercise session, reduced resistance (p=0.02) and pulsatility indices (p=0.01) were identified in the umbilical artery; however, other Doppler parameters analyzed, in addition to cardiotocography and fetal biophysical profile did not achieve significant change. Maternal parameters obtained linear growth with activity, but it was not possible to establish a standard with the Borg scale, and oxygen saturation remained stable.Conclusion A short submaximal exercise had little effect on placental blood flow after exercise in pregnancies without complications, corroborating that healthy fetus maintains homeostasis even in situations that alter maternal hemodynamics.

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“…Further studies with moderate and high intensity exercise models do not show differences between groups concerning birth weight. On the other hand, different reports show that moderate intensity exercises during pregnancy may increase birth weight, while more intense exercises with high frequency, kept for long periods during this phase, may result in children with low weight (26)(27)(28)(29)(30)(31) .…”

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Efeito do exercício físico contínuo e intervalado no peso e perfil bioquímico de ratas Wistar prenhes e consequências no peso da prole

Barbalho

Souza

Silva

et al. 2011

Rev Bras Med Esporte

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Exercise training is known for its benefits to the body and mind. However, little is known about the effects of endurance training intensity on pregnancy. We tested the effects of continuous and intermittent exercises (maternal swimming) on the biochemical profile of pregnant Wistar rats and the effects of these exercises on the fetal body weight. The pregnant females (n=60) were divided in control group (CG), continuous exercise group (CONG) and intermittent exercise group (ING). GC group rats did not practice exercises. CONG group rats practiced continuous swimming for 45 minutes a day (five days a week) carrying a bag with 5% of its body weight. ING group rats practiced intermittent swimming (15 seconds of swimming and 15 seconds stopped) for 45 minutes a day (five days a week) carrying a bag with 15% of its body weight. These exercises were made from the day one until 20 0 day of pregnancy. At the end of this period, we analyzed the mother's glycemia, cholesterol, HDL-C, LDL-C and triglycerides. We also analyzed fetal body weight. No significant modifications on glycemia and plasma lipids (except for LDL-C) were observed in the tree groups. We observed reduction on the fetal body weight in the pups that had their mothers practicing exercises: fetal body weight in CG>ING>CONG (4.153 ± 0.649; 3.682 ± 0.070 and 3.453 ± 0.052 respectively). These results showed that the continuous and intermittent exercise only performed in pregnancy period decreases fetus body weight.

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Repercussões maternas e perinatais da hidroterapia na gravidez

Cited by 19 publications

References 12 publications

Associação entre o padrão de atividade física materna, ganho ponderal gestacional e peso ao nascer em uma coorte de 118 gestantes no município de Campina Grande, Nordeste do Brasil

Associação entre o padrão de atividade física materna, ganho ponderal gestacional e peso ao nascer em uma coorte de 118 gestantes no município de Campina Grande, Nordeste do Brasil

Effect of maternal exercises on biophysical fetal and maternal parameters: a transversal study

Efeito do exercício físico contínuo e intervalado no peso e perfil bioquímico de ratas Wistar prenhes e consequências no peso da prole

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