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The effects of hydrotherapy on anxiety, pain, neuroendocrine responses, and contraction dynamics during labor.
Author: BenfieldRebecca D, HeitkemperMargaret M, HortobágyiTibor, NewtonEdward R, SwansonMelvin, TannerCharles J
Original Abstract of the Article :
BACKGROUND: Hydrotherapy (immersion or bathing) is used worldwide to promote relaxation and decrease parturient anxiety and pain in labor, but the psychophysiological effects of this intervention remain obscure. DESIGN: A pretest-posttest design with repeated measures was used to examine the effect...See full text at original site
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引用元:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20453024
データ提供:米国国立医学図書館(NLM)
Hydrotherapy for Labor: A Journey to Relaxation and Pain Relief
The world of [labor and delivery] is a complex and often challenging one, particularly for women experiencing [labor pain]. This research explores the potential benefits of [hydrotherapy] as a non-pharmacological approach to managing pain and anxiety during labor. The study employs a [pretest-posttest design with repeated measures] to investigate the effects of [immersion in 37 degrees C water] on [maternal anxiety, pain, neuroendocrine responses, plasma volume shift, and uterine contractions]. The results demonstrate a significant reduction in anxiety and pain, along with changes in neuroendocrine responses and contraction dynamics.
A Tranquil Oasis: Hydrotherapy's Potential to Reduce Labor Pain and Anxiety
Just as an oasis offers respite from the harsh desert sun, hydrotherapy provides a sanctuary for women experiencing the challenges of labor. This study highlights the potential of hydrotherapy to reduce anxiety and pain, creating a more comfortable and enjoyable birthing experience.
A Journey to a Calm Birth: Exploring the Benefits of Hydrotherapy
The desert of labor can be a challenging and often overwhelming journey. This study explores the potential of hydrotherapy to provide a more tranquil birthing experience, reducing anxiety and pain. The research encourages further exploration of this non-pharmacological approach to labor management.
Dr.Camel's Conclusion
This study investigates the effects of hydrotherapy on maternal anxiety and pain, neuroendocrine responses, plasma volume shift, and uterine contractions during labor. The results demonstrate a significant reduction in anxiety and pain, along with changes in neuroendocrine responses and contraction dynamics. The study suggests that hydrotherapy may be a valuable non-pharmacological approach to managing labor pain and anxiety.
Date :
- Date Completed 2010-11-22
- Date Revised 2021-10-20
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