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Farklı trimesterlerdeki gebelerde basınç ağrı eşiği ile ağrı toleransının kantitatif analizi ve ovaryan seks hormonları ile ilişkisi

A quantitative analysis of pressure pain threshold and pain tolerance in different trimesters of pregnancy and relation with ovarian sex hormones

Ebru ÖZTÜRK
Lütfiye ÇÖÇELLİ PİRBUDAK
Mete Gürol UĞUR
Seval KUL
Ayşe BERBAĞCI
Pınar ERDALOĞLU
Sevgi DEMİR SARI
Özcan BALAT
Pages
137–141
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The causative effects of the decline in PT at the sacrum in the first trimester of pregnancy, needs to be studied further.

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Objective & Hypothesis:OBJECTIVE: To define the Pressure Pain Threshold (PPT) and pain tolerance (PT) at different trigger points in different trimesters of healthy pregnants and non-pregnants STUDY DESIGN: A prospective, controlled study of ten women in the first, 16 women in the second and 16 women in the third trimester of pregnancy, and 10 non-pregnant women were enrolled as four groups.
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Key Findings & Data:RESULTS: PPT at the sternum was significantly lower in the third trimester pregnant group and PT at the sacrum was significantly higher in the non-pregnant group compared to the other groups.
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Conclusion & Impact:The causative effects of the decline in PT at the sacrum in the first trimester of pregnancy, needs to be studied further.
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OBJECTIVE: To define the Pressure Pain Threshold (PPT) and pain tolerance (PT) at different trigger points in different trimesters of healthy pregnants and non-pregnants STUDY DESIGN: A prospective, controlled study of ten women in the first, 16 women in the second and 16 women in the third trimester of pregnancy, and 10 non-pregnant women were enrolled as four groups. Pain assessment was done using the dolorimeter over eight points on the body. Serum estradiol and progesterone levels were determined. RESULTS: PPT at the sternum was significantly lower in the third trimester pregnant group and PT at the sacrum was significantly higher in the non-pregnant group compared to the other groups. Maternal estradiol and progesterone levels were not correlated with PPT and PT at any point in four groups. CONCLUSION: Estradiol and progesterone may not effect pain sensitivity in pregnancy. The causative effects of the decline in PT at the sacrum in the first trimester of pregnancy, needs to be studied further.

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AMAÇ: Farklı trimesterlerdeki gebeler ve gebe olmayan kadınlarda basınç ağrı eşiği (BAE) ile ağrı toleransının (AT) farklı tetik noktalarda tanımlanması GEREÇ VE YÖNTEM: Prospektif-kontrollü olarak ilk trimesterdeki 10, ikincideki 16 ve üçüncüdeki 16 gebe ile 10 gebe olmayan kadın 4 gruba ayrıldı. Ağrının değerlendirilmesi vücuttaki 8 noktadan dolorimetre ile uygulandı. Serum östradiol ve progesteron seviyeleri ölçüldü. BULGULAR: BAE üçüncü trimester grubunda sternumda anlamlı olarak düşüktü. Sakrumda AT gebe olmayan grupta diğer gruplara oranla daha yüksekti. Maternal östradiol ve progesteron seviyeleri hiçbir grupta BAE ve At ile korelasyon göstermedi. SONUÇLAR: Östradiol ve progesteron gebelikte ağrıya hassasiyeti metkilemeyebilir.İlk trimesterde sakrumdaki AT azalması konusunda neden olan etkinin ileri araştırma ile açıklanmasına ihtiyaç vardır.

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ÖZTÜRK, E., PİRBUDAK, L. Ç., UĞUR, M. G., KUL, S., BERBAĞCI, A., ERDALOĞLU, P., SARI, S. D., BALAT, Ö. (2011). Farklı trimesterlerdeki gebelerde basınç ağrı eşiği ile ağrı toleransının kantitatif analizi ve ovaryan seks hormonları ile ilişkisi. GORM:Gynecology Obstetrics & Reproductive Medicine, Cilt: 17 - Sayı: 3, 137–141. https://ajindex.com/articles/214851

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