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March 3, 2026American Journal of Translational Research1 citationsOpen Access

Immediate perineal cryotherapy during labor: effects on early postpartum pain, edema, and pelvic floor recovery in primiparous women

QLQiuping Lin

Key Points

  • Cryotherapy significantly reduces postpartum pain and edema, enhancing recovery outcomes.
  • Pelvic floor recovery, wound healing, and sleep quality improve with immediate cryotherapy application.
  • Assessment involved primiparous women who had cesarean sections during childbirth.
  • Findings underscore cryotherapy's role as a safe, non-pharmacological intervention for postpartum care.

Abstract

Perineal cryotherapy administered immediately during childbirth significantly reduces the pain, edema, and systemic inflammation and improves the recovery of the pelvic floor and wound healing, sleep patterns, and sexual activity in women whose first birth was by cesarean section, highlighting its value as versatile, relatively safe, and non-pharmacological option to optimize early postpartum recovery.

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Qiuping Lin (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75f44c6e9836116a2a86fhttps://doi.org/10.62347/ifqz7957
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