盆底不适在女性中很常见,常伴有性功能障碍和心理负担。它们也与怀孕和分娩有关。然而,并非所有有这些投诉的女性都在骨盆物理治疗实践中得到帮助。这项研究探索了如果怀孕,奇偶校验,盆底投诉,性功能,和心理负担预示着在盆腔物理治疗实践中接受帮助。
■在横截面探索性设计中,女性完成了一项关于盆底投诉的在线调查,性功能,心理负担。采用二元Logistic分析对上述因素的预测价值进行分析。
■分析了542名参与者的数据。怀孕和产次,PFC严重性,心理负担,盆底抱怨和心理负担之间的相互作用是接受帮助的重要预测因素。违背期望,性功能不能预测接受帮助。
■女性的心理负担是决定女性在PPT练习中是否或何时获得帮助的重要因素。需要更多的研究来揭示性功能在盆底抱怨和女性心理负担的背景下的作用。对这一专业领域的更多见解可能会改善和增强骨盆底投诉女性的骨盆保健。
患有盆底疾病的女性也可能经历性功能障碍和心理负担。他们的抱怨可能与怀孕和分娩有关。然而,并非所有患有盆底疾病的女性都能在盆腔物理治疗实践中获得帮助。这项研究探索了如果怀孕,分娩,盆底主诉严重程度,性功能,心理负担预测了女性在盆腔物理治疗实践中的求助行为。为此,邀请女性完成一项在线调查;分析了542名参与者的数据.结果显示怀孕,分娩,盆底投诉严重程度可预测求助行为。违背期望,性功能不能预测这种寻求帮助的行为。心理负担是一个重要的预测因素。需要更多的研究来揭示性功能在盆底抱怨和女性心理负担的背景下的作用。了解更多有关这些因素可能会改善和增强许多女性的骨盆健康。
UNASSIGNED: Pelvic floor complaints are common among women and often accompanied by sexual dysfunction and psychological burden. They are also associated with pregnancy and childbirth. However, not all women with these complaints receive help in pelvic physical therapy practice. This
study explored if pregnancy, parity, pelvic floor complaints, sexual functioning, and psychological burden are predictive of receiving help in pelvic physical therapy practice.
UNASSIGNED: In a cross-sectional exploratory design, women completed an online survey about pelvic floor complaints, sexual function, and psychological burden. Binary logistic analysis was used to analyze the predictive value of the above-mentioned factors.
UNASSIGNED: Data from 542 participants were analyzed. Pregnancy and parity, PFC severity, psychological burden, and the interaction between pelvic floor complaints and psychological burden were significant predictors of receiving help. Against expectations, sexual functioning was not predictive of receiving help.
UNASSIGNED: Women\'s psychological burden is an important factor in determining if or when women receive help in PPT practice. More research is needed to unravel the role of sexual functioning in the context of pelvic floor complaints and women\'s psychological burden. More insight into this area of expertise could possibly improve and enhance pelvic health care for women with pelvic floor complaints.
Women with pelvic floor complaints may also experience sexual dysfunction and psychological burdens. Their complaints can be related to pregnancy and childbirth. However, not all women with pelvic floor complaints receive help in pelvic physical therapy practice. This
study explored if pregnancy, childbirth, pelvic floor complaint severity, sexual functioning, and psychological burden predicted women’s help-seeking behavior in pelvic physical therapy practice. For that purpose, women were invited to complete an online survey; data from 542 participants were analyzed. Outcomes revealed that pregnancy, childbirth, and pelvic floor complaint severity predicted help-seeking behavior. Against expectations, sexual functioning did not predict this help-seeking behavior. Psychological burden turned out to be an important predictor. More research is needed to unravel the role of sexual functioning in the context of pelvic floor complaints and women’s psychological burden. Knowing more about these factors may improve and enhance pelvic health in many women.