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September 16, 2025Turkish Journal of Physical Medicine and RehabilitationOpen Access

Effectiveness of pelvic myofascial trigger point release for the therapy of sexual dysfunction in women after vaginal delivery: A prospective pilot study

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Pelvic myofascial trigger point release improved Female Sexual Function Index scores significantly compared to standard training.
Observation group showed notable decreases in Visual Analog Scale scores for pain and improved pelvic floor strength post-treatment.
The use of Glazer pelvic floor electromyography revealed significant reductions in muscle tension in the treatment group.
This trial highlights the potential benefits of integrating trigger point therapy in managing female sexual dysfunction postpartum.

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Prospective randomized trial shows pelvic myofascial release improves sexual function in women, suggesting benefit over standard pelvic floor training.

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Mao et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4538731b076d99fa58aa1 https://doi.org/10.5606/tftrd.2025.15136

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Prospective randomized trial shows pelvic myofascial release improves sexual function in women, suggesting benefit over standard pelvic floor training.

Effectiveness of pelvic myofascial trigger point release for the therapy of sexual dysfunction in women after vaginal delivery: A prospective pilot study

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Effectiveness of pelvic myofascial trigger point release for the therapy of sexual dysfunction in women after vaginal delivery: A prospective pilot study

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