For primiparous women, do the antenatal pelvic floor muscle exercises improve female sexual function during pregnancy and the first three months following birth when compared with standard antenatal care alone? A randomised controlled trial

Western Sydney University0 个研究点目标入组 200 人开始时间: 2017年7月17日最近更新: 2020年2月10日

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•Primiparous women over 18 years old and equal or less than 22 weeks gestation
•Having a current sexual partner
•Singleton pregnancy
•Anticipating a vaginal birth
•With no history of urinary incontinence or pelvic surgery or pelvic organ prolapse
•Able to read and understand and communicate in English
•No previous history of depression, mental illness, alcohol and drug use, domestic violence
•The women in intervention group should also agree to follow the pelvic floor exercise programme in this study and not to follow the other programmes being offered to them via other resources.

•Over 22 weeks gestation
•Planning to give birth via caesarean section at the time of booking
•Multiparous women
•Women with multiple pregnancy,
•Women with complicated pregnancies (type 1 and type 2 diabetic, vaginal bleeding) and those with known pelvic floor muscle dysfunction)
•Women who are not able to read and understand English to answer the questionnaires

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