Factors Affecting Pelvic Floor Function And Exploration Of Postpartum Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Methods

Objective To investigate the effects of different factors on pelvic floor function and the effect of biofeedback therapy on postoperative pelvic floor rehabilitation.Methods: A study was conducted between January 2017 and May 2018 in this medical institution where the pelvic floor muscle strength changes after birth and was divided into four groups for treatment.Group A was given simple electrical stimulation,and group B was given simple kegel training.The group C gave oral guidance to kegel to exercise at home,and group D gave electrical stimulation + Kegel exercise.In the outpatient rehabilitation training,Kegel exercise 30 min / time,electrical stimulation 15 min / time,once a day,2-3 times a week.At home self-exercise patients daily telephone supervision,pelvic floor muscle training for 15 min,two times a day after two courses of treatment to re-evaluate the pelvic floor muscle strength of the four groups of patients,while recording and analysis of possible risk factors.Results: The second stage of labor,fetal biparietal diameter,fetal weight,and mother height were negatively correlated with fast muscle(P<0.05),second stage of labor,fetal biparietal diameter,fetal weight,and pre-pregnancy weight were negatively correlated with slow muscle(P <0.05).After two courses of treatment,the maximum mean value of fast muscle in group B and C was smaller than that in group A and group D,and there was no statistical difference between group B and group C,group A and group D.The comparison of 10 s slow muscle strength was: group D > group A > B / C group,there was no statistical difference between group B and group C.Conclude:From the treatment results of group A and group B,the effect of simple electrical stimulation treatment is better than that of simple Kegel exercise.From thetreatment results of Group B and Group C,outpatient supervision and telephone supervision are beneficial to the treatment of patients.From the treatment results of group A and group D,there was no statistically significant difference between simple electrical stimulation and Kegel exercise combined with electrical stimulation in the treatment of fast muscle.