Effect of physical activity intervention based on a pedometer on physical activity level and anthropometric measures after childbirth: a randomized controlled trial
作者： Masumeh S Maturi , Pourandokht Afshary , Parvin Abedi
关键词: Pregnancy 、 Postpartum period 、 Physical activity level 、 Randomized controlled trial 、 Anthropometry 、 Physical therapy 、 Childbirth 、 Medicine 、 Weight gain 、 Pedometer
摘要: Background Pregnancy and childbirth are associated with weight gain in women, retention of gained during pregnancy can lead to obesity later life. Diet physical activity factors that influence the loss retained after birth. Exercise guidelines exist for pregnancy, but recommendations exercise virtually nonexistent. The aim this study was evaluate effect intervention based on pedometer level anthropometric measures women childbirth.
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