Up to 86% of pregnant women will have lumbopelvic pain during the 3rd trimester of
pregnancy and women with lumbopelvic pain experience lower health-related quality of life …

Lumbar lordosis (LL) and the range of motion (RoM) are important physiological
measurements when initiating any diagnosis and treatment plan for patients with low back …

BACKGROUND CONTEXT The kinematics of the lumbar region and the activation patterns
of the erector spinae muscle have been associated with the genesis of low back pain, which …

The postpartum period is marked by profound changes in women at physical, psychological,
and physiological levels. Many of these changes persist after four to six weeks postpartum …

Background The stand-to-sit motion has been linked to falls during pregnancy. It is also used
in the clinical evaluation of functional performance. The physical and physiological changes …

This study aimed to analyze the position of the lumbopelvic region and lumbar muscle
activity in the most common breastfeeding positions. We recorded the curvatures of the …

Pregnancy induces numerous modifications in the musculoskeletal system of the female
body. Since one of the essential roles of the lumbopelvic structure is to support mechanical …

Background Ex-vivo myography enables the assessment of muscle electrical activity
response. This study explored the viability of determining the physiological responses in …

Lower back pain, a common issue among pregnant women, often complicates daily
activities like standing up from a chair. Therefore, research into the standing motion of …

Efforts to relieve pain and provide comfort for mothers giving birth non-pharmacologically,
one of which is using warm compresses. The purpose of this study was to determine the …