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Study reveals reduced core stability in women with chronic pelvic pain, indicating need for therapeutic interventions.
This study reports a novel finding that women with CPP had significantly reduced core scores (suggestive of weaker core stability) but similar levels of physical activity (aPA and rPA) compared to women without CPP. Future directions will include larger, multicenter, randomized controlled trials to investigate the association between pelvic floor muscles and core stability as well as therapeutic interventions to include specific exercises targeted at improving overall core stability in women with CPP.
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