Postnatal Module 4

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1. Question

What has the World Health Organisation recommended as the ideal c-section rate?

2. Question

What are significant risk factors for long term pain after a c-section birth?

3. Question

When should you start c-section scar massage?

4. Question

What is diastasis recti?

5. Question

What are the signs that an exercise is overloading the abdominal wall muscles?

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7. Question

In a systematic review by Berge and Pope et al (2022), what was found to be the best intervention for diastais recti?

8. Question

What are common symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse?