[The role of physiotherapy in selected gynecological disorders]

Agata Karowicz-Bilińiska, Anita Sikora, Dorota Estemberg, Maria Brzozowska, Marlena Berner-Trabska, Marlena Berner-Trąbska, Ewa Kuś, Urszula Kowalska-Koprek
Ginekologia polska · 2010 · vol. 81(9) , pp. 708–11 · PMID:20973209 · W2395448475
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This paper presents guidelines for treating adnexitis and rehabilitation after operative treatment, highlighting physical training as a method to support pharmacological and surgical interventions.

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Physical training is a method supporting pharmacological and surgical treatment by shortening the time of recovery and effectiveness of the entire treatment. Many kinds of such methods, despite their availability remain unpopular and unused. The aim of the following study was to present possibilities of aiding the processes of curing by means of new physical methods. Guidelines for the treatment of adnexitis and rehabilitation after operative treatment were presented.

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Genital Diseases, Female Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Physical Therapy Modalities Women's Health Female Genital Diseases, Female Humans Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

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