Impact of postpartum physical activity on maternal sleep: a systematic review and meta-analysis
British Journal of Sports Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. bjsports - 108839
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Objective
To
examine
the
relationship
between
postpartum
physical
activity
and
maternal
sleep.
Design
Systematic
review
with
random-effects
meta-analysis.
Online
databases
were
searched
through
20
January
2025.
Study
eligibility
criteria
Studies
of
all
designs
(except
case
studies
reviews)
in
languages
eligible
if
they
contained
information
on
population
(individuals
up
to
1
year
post
partum);
interventions/exposures
(including
subjective
or
objective
measures
frequency,
intensity,
duration,
volume
type
exercise,
alone
(‘exercise
only’)
combination
other
intervention
components
(eg,
dietary;
‘exercise+co-intervention’));
comparator
(low
no
activity)
outcomes:
sleep
quality,
latency,
efficiency,
disturbance
fatigue.
Results
12
unique
(n=3096)
from
nine
countries
included.
Moderate
certainty
evidence
showed
that
exercise-only
interventions
associated
a
greater
improvement
quality
(five
randomised
controlled
trials
(RCTs),
n=375,
standardised
mean
difference
(SMD)
−0.44,
95%
CI
−0.79
–0.09)
compared
exercise.
High
exercise
daytime/general
fatigue
(six
RCTs,
n=535,
SMD
−0.56,
−1.06
–0.05)
No
effect
was
found
for
disturbance.
Conclusion
Postpartum
improves
Language: Английский
Restless Leg Syndrome and Pregnancy
Amy M. Phillips,
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Lindsey B. Sward,
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Nirvana Manning
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et al.
Southern Medical Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
118(5), P. 269 - 274
Published: May 1, 2025
The
purpose
of
this
assessment
the
literature
was
to
evaluate
etiology,
incidence,
risk
factors,
diagnosis,
management,
and
recurrent
in
a
subsequent
pregnancy
restless
leg
syndrome
(RLS)
pregnancy.
Electronic
databases
(PubMed,
Embase,
Web
Science)
were
searched
from
January
1980-February
2024.
only
limitation
that
articles
had
be
English.
Studies
selected
examined
associations
among
prevalence,
diagnosis
management
RLS
during
A
total
498
identified,
47
which
are
basis
review.
is
common
occurrence
pregnancy,
occurring
up
one-fourth
all
pregnancies.
pathophysiology
likely
involves
brain
iron
deficiency,
hormonal
changes
mechanical
strain
growing
stress/insomnia.
prevalence
increases
later
trimesters,
with
increasing
parity,
may
have
regional
variations.
Risk
factors
include
history
underlying
hypertension.
Criteria
for
been
established
by
Study
Group.
Management
lifestyle
modifications,
behavioral
strategies,
pharmacologic
therapy.
commonly
seen
gestational
age.
Iron
deficiency
seems
contributor
RLS.
behavioral/lifestyle
therapy,
involve
pharmacological
Language: Английский
Observational Video Study of Maternal Sleep During the 24 Hours Before Hospital Discharge After Childbirth
JOGN Nursing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Dreaming for Two: A Systematic Review of Mental Sleep Activity during Pregnancy
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
163, P. 105763 - 105763
Published: June 12, 2024
Changes
in
sleep
and
dreams
are
often
observed
during
pregnancy.
Dreaming
may
represent
privileged
access
to
the
inner
world
of
individuals,
providing
relevant
information
about
their
well-being.
For
this
reason,
a
growing
but
heterogeneous
literature
has
investigated
dream
experiences
pregnant
women.
The
present
paper
aimed
systematically
review
available
evidence
on
relationship
between
pregnancy
oneric
activity,
focusing
nightmare
frequency,
contents,
emotional
features.
Moreover,
changes
pre-partum
post-partum
periods
impact
previous
pregnancy-related
adverse
events
dreaming
have
been
summarized.
Overall,
17
studies
examined.
reviewed
suggests
that
women
tend
an
abundant
production
nightmares
pregnancy,
some
results
support
view
high
rate
recall
is
associated
with
poor
quality.
Most
shown
presence
content,
likely
reflecting
waking
concerns.
Additionally,
promote
psychological
preparation
activation
functional
coping
strategies
face
life
after
childbirth.
Language: Английский
Prolactin in sleep and EEG regulation: new mechanisms and sleep-related brain targets complement classical data
Attila Tóth,
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Árpád Dobolyi
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Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 106000 - 106000
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
The
role
of
prolactin
in
sleep
regulation
has
been
the
subject
extensive
research
over
past
50
years,
resulting
identification
multiple,
disparate
functions
for
hormone.
Prolactin
demonstrated
a
characteristic
circadian
release
pattern
with
elevation
during
dark
and
diminution
light.
High
levels
were
linked
to
non-rapid
eye
movement
electroencephalogram
delta
activity
humans.
Conversely,
hyperprolactinemia
showed
strong
correlation
REM
rodent
studies.
may
be
implicated
alterations
female
patterns
observed
reproductive
cycle,
it
play
enhancement
following
stress
sleep-related
immunological
processes.
In
conclusion,
appears
have
sleep-promoting
role,
particularly
phase.
However,
does
not
appear
central
coherent
regulation,
as
some
neuropeptides
such
orexin.
its
principal
function
facilitate
situational,
yet
adaptive,
changes
response
challenging
physiological
phases,
those
associated
stress,
challenges,
or
cycle.
Neuronal
substrates
prolactin-mediated
effects
remain
unknown;
however,
recent
studies
provide
insights
into
potential
sites
these
effects.
Language: Английский
Longitudinal assessment of sleep and fatigue according to baby feeding method in postpartum women: a prospective observational study
An Mariman,
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Ignace Hanoulle,
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Dirk Pevernagie
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et al.
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Aug. 12, 2024
Abstract
Background
Poor
subjective
sleep
quality,
depressive
symptoms
and
fatigue
occur
frequently
in
postpartum.
However,
the
dynamics
of
their
respective
associations
from
prepartum
throughout
maternity
period
function
baby
feeding
method
have
not
been
fully
elucidated.
Methods
Prospective,
longitudinal
study
using
validated
questionnaires
probing
for
insomnia,
at
35–37
weeks
gestation
2,
8
12
postpartum
obstetric
departments
two
Flemish
hospitals.
Somers’d
ordinal
correlation
was
used
correlations
between
results
(ratio
variables)
variable
(an
variable);
T
tests
(normal
data)
or
Mann
Whitney
(non
normal
equality
means;
regression
(‘Proportional
odds
model’)
to
investigate
predictive
value
parameters
one
moment
on
choice
a
later
moment;
logistic
change
method.
Results
188
women
indicating
either
bottle
breastfeeding
(27–35
weeks’
gestation)
were
included.
Higher
assessed
through
Fatigue
Severity
Scale
within
late
pregnancy
moderately
associated
with
primary
choice.
decreased
early
(-0.38
±
1.04;
p
=
.110
−
0.31
1.01;
.642
respectively),
but
remained
unchanged
(0.04
1.21;
0.27
0.96;
resulting
similar
both
methods
There
no
differences
quality
insomnia
all
time
points.
Presence
switching
(Somers’
d
0.11
(
.021).
Conclusions
are
inversely
initiation
maintenance
influence
dynamics.
Language: Английский