Postnatal Module 1 (Old)

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Postnatal Module 1 (Old)

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1. Question

What are the signs to slow down or stop exercising after having a baby?

2. Question

Return to running is not advised prior to 3 months postnatal.

3. Question

The NICE guidelines recommend SUPERVISED pelvic floor muscle training for what women specifically?

4. Question

Postnatal women can benefit from individualised assessment and guided pelvic floor muscle rehab for prevention and management of pelvic organ prolapse, management of urinary incontinence and for improved sexual function.

5. Question

What are some of the benefits of postnatal exercise?

6. Question

Postnatal women are less active compared with aged matched people, fathers and parents of older children.

7. Question

What are the most common barriers to exercise after having a baby?

8. Question

What are the 2 biggest enablers for a women to engage in exercise postnatal?