Systematic review and meta-analysis reveals lumbopelvic exercises effectively reduce dysmenorrhea pain, suggesting customized treatment for individuals.
Lumbopelvic exercises reduce dysmenorrhea pain. Both active and passive methods are beneficial, allowing midwives and clinicians to customize treatment. However, findings should be viewed cautiously due to heterogeneity and limited evidence for passive interventions.
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