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Physical activity does not return to pre-diagnosis level 3 years after diagnosis.
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Impact of different cancer treatments on physical activity levels remains unclear.
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Personalised physical activity guidelines are needed in gynaecological cancer.
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Women with stress UI were eight times more likely to report cure after PFMT.
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Women with combined UI types were five times more likely to report cure after PFMT.
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PFMT improves symptoms and QoL in women with stress, urge and combined UI types.
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Results support the recommendation of PFMT as first-line treatment for UI in women.
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Pregnant women are encouraged to train the abdominal muscles to enhance normal birth.
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The results showed a decline in abdominal training during pregnancy.
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No associations were found between abdominal training and birth outcomes.
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The results question that abdominal training during pregnancy affect delivery.
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The majority of women do not have access to physical therapy for urinary incontinence in primary health centers.
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Physical therapy intervention can be succssesfully implemented in primary health care centers.
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The PFMT and bladder training was effective, with positive results as early as 6 weeks.
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The protocols tested should be used in primary health centers.
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The MCFQ is an innovative and promising instrument for the evaluation of maternal perception of fatigue during labor.
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First questionnaire developed and validated for labor.
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The questionnaire has adequate content, internal consistency and face validity.
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The MCFQ helps the decision making of obstetrics physical therapists.
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PGQ-Br has adequate measurement properties, including a moderate responsiveness.
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The use of PGQ-Br is preferable to evaluate pelvic pain during pregnancy.
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The overall impairment of pregnant women is evaluated by the total score of PGQ-Br.
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Ai Chi can be used to treat arm volume for breast cancer related lymphoedema.
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For the circumstances seen here, the main effect of Ai Chi is in the short term.
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After 1h, the effect of Ai Chi was similar to conventional aquatic therapy.
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Participants were satisfied with both, Ai Chi and conventional aquatic therapy.
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Exercise in pregnancy is associated with better control of maternal weight gain.
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Moderate regular exercise throughout pregnancy prevents gestational diabetes.
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Healthy pregnant women should be encourage to exercise regularly.
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Twelve weeks of BodyPump (low load resistance training) and heavy load resistance training with and without a personal trainer did not show any between group effects on self-reported musculoskeletal pain in overweight women.
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High (≥75%) versus low (≤75%) exercise adherence do not affect the prevalence of bodily pain after 12 weeks of resistance training.
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We need more studies evaluating changes in musculoskeletal pain during popular exercise concepts.
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Exercise prevents factors that contribute to inadequate birth weight.
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Maternal exercise prevents EGWG, GDM and obesity related complications.
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Adequate birth weight reduces risk of cardiovascular disease, obesity and diabetes.
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Exercise interventions do not increase the risk of SGA infant.
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Healthy pregnant women should exercise within the recommended guidelines.
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The evidence of core stabilization exercises is controversial.
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Exercises need to be understood in the bio-psycho-social context.
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Individually tailor the exercises to the patient's needs and capability.
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Adherence might increase when the patients understand the aim of the exercises.
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Exercises need to guided and supervised to secure performance and quality.