The influence of pregnancy and delivery on pelvic floor

Authors

  • Marija Rebolj Stare
  • Elko Borko
  • Božo Kralj

Keywords:

nosečnost, porod, medenično dno

Abstract

Neurological complications during labour and after delivery are described. Problems occur in hospital mainly, but are recognized later at home after discharge from department, due to diverse clinical signs. For that very reason the neurological signs are frequently misinterpreted as a result of classical obstetric complication. The most frequent problem is backache. Also more serious problems may occur, as are fecal and/or urinary incontinence and sensor and motor dysfunctions. Neurological problems may arise from all types of delivery, as well at vaginal delivery as at cesarean section. Knowledge of nevrological complication is also of importance for estimate and explain them in juridical procedure.

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Published

2002-12-01

How to Cite

Rebolj Stare, M., Borko, E., & Kralj, B. (2002). The influence of pregnancy and delivery on pelvic floor. Slovenian Nursing Review, 36(4), 213–217. Retrieved from https://obzornik.zbornica-zveza.si:8443/index.php/ObzorZdravNeg/article/view/2418

Issue

Vol. 36 No. 4 (2002)

Section

Retrospective (archive)

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