Back Pain Project

The effects of chronic back and hip pain during pregnancy have been studied for some time, with research suggesting that long-term impacts may occur. This article examines the potential long-term effects of experiencing this particular type of pain during pregnancy. It discusses current evidence, as well as highlighting important considerations for pregnant women and their caregivers.

A recent study by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists found that pregnant women who experienced chronic back and hip pain were more likely to report lower levels of physical functioning after delivery than those who did not experience such pain. This finding is supported by other research which suggests that chronic back and hip pain in pregnancy can lead to increased risk of developing pelvic girdle or low back pain postpartum. In addition, a recent systematic review identified an association between antenatal back and hip pain and an increase in the likelihood of developing musculoskeletal problems at six months after birth.
https://backpainct.com/back-pain-during-your-first-trimester/

Muscle Strain can lead to back pain
https://backpainct.com

Its 2022 do you want to do something about your back pain? it is Free! 6 weeks of exercise to get your back ready to hit the gym, Want those exercise goals to stick this time? Then do something about it. https://bit.ly/6weeksBetterBack

6Weeks to a Better Back presented by The Back Pain Program One of your neighbors posted in Neighbor News. Click through to read what they have to say. (The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.)