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简介和目的:我们越来越多地在社交媒体上看到关于孕妇进行高强度力量训练的新趋势。处于生理妊娠期的妇女应该做多少运动?本文旨在追溯指导方针,并为孕期这一重要方面设定一个健康的限度:使用医学数据库 PubMed 和 Google Scholar 进行文献检索。检索的文章均为英文,并使用了以下关键词:"力量训练"、"孕期活动":"结论:现有的指南和医学文献表明,在孕期和备孕期间定期进行体育锻炼是值得的。在健康的生理妊娠期,有多种活动可供选择,通过这些活动可以达到有益健康的目的,如增强肌肉力量、提高成绩、缓解妊娠反应(便秘、疼痛、恶心)、改善身心健康等等。不过,在怀孕期间,某些特定情况下的运动是有禁忌的。您应根据具体情况咨询医生。
Effects of intense exercise on pregnancy - a review of the literature
Introduction and Purpose: We are increasingly seeing new trends on social media regarding intense strength training in pregnant women. How much should women in a physiological pregnancy exercise? The aim of this piece is to trace the guidelines and set a healthy limit for such an important aspect during pregnancy.
Materials and methods: A literature search was conducted using the medical databases PubMed and Google Scholar. Articles were retrieved in English, employing the key words: “strength training”, “activity during pregnancy”, „intensive exercise” and „ physical activity guidelines” appropriate configurations.
Conclusions: The available guidelines and medical literature show that it is worthwhile to regularly practise sport both during and in preparation for pregnancy. In a healthy, physiological pregnancy, there is a wide range of activities to choose from, through which health benefits can be achieved, such as strengthening muscles, improving performance, alleviating pregnancy complaints (constipation, pain, nausea) and improving wellbeing, and much more. However, there are contraindications to certain exercises for specific conditions during pregnancy. You should consult your doctor on a case-by-case basis.