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The research aims to explore the prevalence of musculoskeletal pain in breastfeeding women and related factors.

March 12, 2026

Musculoskeletal Pain and Related Factors in Breastfeeding Women During the First 6 Months

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The research aims to explore the prevalence of musculoskeletal pain in breastfeeding women and related factors.
Assess the prevalence of pain during breastfeeding for up to six months post-delivery.
Identify non-ergonomic breastfeeding practices and their impact on pain levels.
Evaluate the role of education and support in preventing pain.
Postpartum musculoskeletal pain is prevalent among breastfeeding women.
Non-ergonomic positioning contributes significantly to increased pain levels.
Education and social support are effective in reducing pain and enhancing well-being.

Abstract

Postpartum musculoskeletal pain is common and associated with non-ergonomic breastfeeding practices and insufficient support. Education on correct breastfeeding positions, ergonomic aids, and social support may reduce pain and improve maternal well-being. Community health nurses and midwives play an important role in early identification and prevention.

Musculoskeletal Pain and Related Factors in Breastfeeding Women During the First 6 Months

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