Effect of core stability training on postpartum mother's sexual desire

Bahadoran, Parvin; Maleki, M; Shekarchizadeh, Parivash

doi:10.4103/1735-9066.368498

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“…The pregnancy process will have resulted in a gradual change of body shape and function. At term, the women sees a ripely swollen abdomen, enlarged breasts, possibly oedema of the face, hands and legs, deposits of fat on her upper arms, hips, buttocks and thighs, and even perhaps stretch marks 3 .Post partum period may be associated with complications like postpartum haemorrhage, deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, gravitational oedema, puerperal infection, breast feeding problems, postural difficulties and backache 4 . During the postpartum period, woman is susceptible to many problems which affect the body.…”

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EffectsOf Pilate Therapy InPost Natal Women With Back Pain- A Pilot Study

Kanase,

Patil,

Varadharajulu

2024

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Introduction: Regaining functional independency after delivery is challenging task to any female. It is mainly due to the impairment that follows in post partum period. Post natal back pain in the predisposing factors for most of the problems that arise. Prevalence is increasing day by day. The purpose of this study was to find out a gold standard measures for managing back pain which is a global burden in post natal women's. Pilate's therapy has been tried out for it. Methods: A pilot study where 20 post natal females having problem of back pain and abdominal weakness were included. They were assessed on the basis of visual analogue scale and Manual Muscle Testing. Pilate therapy was given for period of 6 weeks. Results: Using paired t test the scoring was calculated for changes within the group. Pilate therapy was found to have extremely significant difference in reduction of back pain and improving muscle strength statistically. Conclusion: Pilate therapy is very effective in reducing back pain in post natal women. It significantly improves muscle strength and flexibility of abdominal muscles.

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EffectsOf Pilate Therapy InPost Natal Women With Back Pain- A Pilot Study

Kanase,

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Varadharajulu

2024

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“…Postpartum mothers are very vulnerable and can suffer from various complications, including mental illness that can affect their mental health achievement and reduce self-confidence after giving birth (Bahadoran et al, 2007). Maternal trauma during childbirth is most often associated with bad experiences such as psychological stress and trauma to the baby (Creedy et al, 2000).…”

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Traumatic and Knowledge on Self Efficacy During The Postpartum Recovery Period

Girsang,

Eqlima Elfira,

Evi Indriani Br Karo

et al. 2023

Indones. J. Nurs. Sci.

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Information provision and postpartum care that is less than optimal is a problem that is often overlooked. The number of respondents based on the calculation of the sample size was 150 people, while the number of samples in this study were 134 postpartum mothers. The sample selection was carried out according to the probability sampling technique. Postpartum mothers were surveyed using a questionnaire about the history of childbirth trauma, the knowledge of postpartum mothers about self-care during the postpartum period, and the level of self-efficacy of postpartum mothers. The results of the study showed several factors that could affect the mother's self-efficacy in postpartum recovery, namely age (26.14 (4.96); p = 0.00), traumatic experience during childbirth (1.86 (0.34); p = 0.000), and mother's occupation (1.597 (0.49); p = 0.02), and knowledge (4.38 (1.68); p = 0.000). Nurses need to provide prenatal health education to increase women's beliefs about their behavior during labor and postpartum recovery.

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Effect of core stability training on postpartum mother's sexual desire

Cited by 2 publications

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EffectsOf Pilate Therapy InPost Natal Women With Back Pain- A Pilot Study

EffectsOf Pilate Therapy InPost Natal Women With Back Pain- A Pilot Study

Traumatic and Knowledge on Self Efficacy During The Postpartum Recovery Period

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