New hope for Moms' aching backs: study tests unique exercise approach
NCT ID NCT07099755
Summary
This study tested whether a specific exercise program called Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) could help reduce low back pain and improve daily function in new mothers. It involved 60 women who had given birth 3 to 6 months earlier and were experiencing back pain. The program focused on retraining core muscles and breathing patterns, and was compared against standard treatments like ultrasound and heat therapy.
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Faculty of Physical Therapy
Cairo, Giza Governorate, Egypt
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