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| author | Dr. Tembo, Chanda Mwansa |
| author_facet | Dr. Tembo, Chanda Mwansa |
| contents | <p>Pregnancy-related back pain poses a significant health challenge globally, affecting approximately 25% of pregnant individuals, with nearly half continuing to experience discomfort postpartum. While often categorized as mild, around one-third of women endure severe pain, with onset possible at any stage of pregnancy. This phenomenon stems from a complex interplay of mechanical, hormonal, circulatory, and psychosocial factors. Despite its prevalence and impact, effective management strategies remain elusive, necessitating a comprehensive understanding of its etiology and implications for maternal health. This review synthesizes existing literature on pregnancy-related back pain, exploring its multifaceted nature and potential interventions to alleviate its burden on expectant and new mothers.</p> |
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| institution | Zenodo |
| language | eng |
| publishDate | 2025 |
| publisher | Zenodo |
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| spellingShingle | COST-EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF PREGNANCY-RELATED BACK PAIN IN LOW-RESOURCE SETTINGS Dr. Tembo, Chanda Mwansa medical errors, patient safety, healthcare, medication errors, hospital-acquired infections, patient monitoring, healthcare communication, healthcare quality <p>Pregnancy-related back pain poses a significant health challenge globally, affecting approximately 25% of pregnant individuals, with nearly half continuing to experience discomfort postpartum. While often categorized as mild, around one-third of women endure severe pain, with onset possible at any stage of pregnancy. This phenomenon stems from a complex interplay of mechanical, hormonal, circulatory, and psychosocial factors. Despite its prevalence and impact, effective management strategies remain elusive, necessitating a comprehensive understanding of its etiology and implications for maternal health. This review synthesizes existing literature on pregnancy-related back pain, exploring its multifaceted nature and potential interventions to alleviate its burden on expectant and new mothers.</p> |
| title | COST-EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF PREGNANCY-RELATED BACK PAIN IN LOW-RESOURCE SETTINGS |
| topic | medical errors, patient safety, healthcare, medication errors, hospital-acquired infections, patient monitoring, healthcare communication, healthcare quality |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17099427 |