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Assessment of Lumbar Spine Active Range of Motion in Women Who Were Experienced Cesarean or Vaginal Birth
Pregnancy may impact the musculoskeletal apparatus of females through pregnancy-associated biomechanical, vascular, and hormonal changes. Pregnant females may complain of lumbopelvic pain, especially during their last trimester. This lumbopelvic pain can be the result of an enlarged uterus and unstable lumbopelvic joints.
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