Prenatal and Childbirth Risk Factors of Postpartum Pain and Depression: A Machine Learning Approach

Xu, Wen; Sampson, McClain

doi:10.1007/s10995-022-03532-0

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“…This is a relevant factor, since holding back while communicating with providers, not using pain relief medications and perceived discrimination were found to be predictors of PP in patients undergoing CD. 26 The location, type and severity of pain differ between VD and CD. Lim et al found that visceral and nociceptive pain were the most common types and were different between those with VD (67.8%) and CD (48.2%).…”

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Persistent Postpartum Pain – A Somatic and Psychologic Perfect Storm

Horvath,

Kloesel,

Cross

2024

JPR

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Persistent postpartum pain is common and has a complex etiology. It has both somatic and psychosocial provoking factors and has both functional and psychological ramifications following childbirth. Pain that limits the functional capacity of a person who has the daunting task to take care of all the demands of managing a growing newborn and infant can have debilitating consequences for several people simultaneously. We will review the incidence of persistent postpartum pain, analyze the risk factors, and discuss obstetric, anesthetic, and psychological tools for prevention and management. Based on the current knowledge, early antenatal screening and management is described as the most likely measure to identify patients at risk for persistent postpartum pain. Such antenatal management should be based on the close collaboration between obstetricians, anesthesiologists, and psychologists to tailor peripartum pain management and psychological support-based individual needs.

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