Musculoskeletal Pain in Pregnancy

Hezel, John-Paul D.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-39328-5_8

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“…Between 2011 and 2015, the number of Chinese tourists soared from 1,699 to 86,850, or more than fifty percent of annual visitor arrivals. 68 In November 2017, the Chinese government ordered tour operators to stop selling package tours to Palau, with a warning that sending tourists to locations without ADS status could lead to substantial fines. 69 This decline in tourist numbers has already had implications for Palau's economy.…”

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America's Pacific Island Allies: The Freely Associated States and Chinese Influence

Grossman¹,

Chase²,

Finin³

et al. 2019

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Section: China's Relationship With Palaumentioning

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America's Pacific Island Allies: The Freely Associated States and Chinese Influence

Grossman¹,

Chase²,

Finin³

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“…Being pregnant causes hormonal and different physiologic changes that cause weight benefit, joint laxity, and sundry biomechanics, all stressors that may result in musculoskeletal pain and initiate harm [2].…”

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“…1 It supports other structures and gives the structure and stability to walk, carry, grasp, paintings, workout, and perform sports of day-by-day dwelling [1]. Being pregnant causes hormonal and different physiologic changes that cause weight benefit, joint laxity, and sundry biomechanics, all stressors that may result in musculoskeletal pain and initiate harm [2].…”

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Investigating Musculoskeletal Pain Among Pregnant Women in Dhaka Division: A Cross-Sectional Study

Uddin,

Shumi

2024

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Objectives This study aimed to investigate musculoskeletal pain among pregnant women in Dhaka Division, Bangladesh, considering demographic factors, pain and pregnancy-related experiences. Materials and Methods Data were collected from 300 pregnant women attending outpatient clinical check-ups at two hospitals in Dhaka Division, Bangladesh. A standardized questionnaire covering demographic information, pregnancy-related inquiries, and pain assessment using the Numeric Pain Rating Scale (NPRS) was administered. Data were analyzed using SPSS version 25 software. Results The majority of participants were aged 20-25 years, resided in rural areas, and had completed primary education. Most participants were housewives. A significant proportion reported experiencing musculoskeletal pain, predominantly in the second trimester. Associations were found between musculoskeletal pain and both age (p=0.025) and trimester of pregnancy (p=0.008).

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Musculoskeletal Pain in Pregnancy

Cited by 2 publications

References 42 publications

America's Pacific Island Allies: The Freely Associated States and Chinese Influence

America's Pacific Island Allies: The Freely Associated States and Chinese Influence

Investigating Musculoskeletal Pain Among Pregnant Women in Dhaka Division: A Cross-Sectional Study

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