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Evidence | Perineal massage reduces risk of tears!
I have a confession to make. I was not convinced of the benefit of perineal massage…..until.…I read the systematic review and meta-analysis that I will discuss in today’s blog. I am convinced, convinced that we should inform, promote, and instruct pregnant women to...
Treatment of dyspareunia in gynecological cancer survivors
In today’s blog I will discuss research on the effect of pelvic physical therapy for the treatment of dyspareunia in women who have conquered gynecological cancer. Although this research is a feasibility study, so not a randomized controlled trial with the highest...
Gait characteristics of women with pelvic girdle pain
Part of the assessment of pregnant women with pelvic girdle pain is the ‘gait analysis’. Today’s research provides us, in my opinion, with a good view on gait in pregnancy. Why did they do this study? This research was performed in order to add to our knowledge of...
Vestibulodynia | physical therapy is best treatment
Again great research from our Canadian colleagues. This time I will discuss their randomized controlled trial on the efficacy of physical therapy in women with provoked vestibulodynia compared to the application of overnight topical lidocaine. First I will give a very...
Promising results conservative treatment for Peyronie’s disease!
In this blog I will discuss a randomized controlled trial on the effectiveness of therapeutic ultrasound for the treatment of Peyronie’s disease which shows promising results! Why did they do this study? The aim of this study was to establish the effectiveness...
Risk factors for pelvic girdle pain post-partum?
Knowing risk factors for pelvic girdle pain post-partum is so important. It can help us in order to give better advice on prevention or treatment of pelvic girdle pain. Why did they do this study? The aim of this study was to establish if there are risk factors for...
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