From: Risk factors for pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain: a scoping review
Physical factors | Socio-demographic factors | Psychological factors |
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Low back pain during pregnancy [33] | Woman’s year of birth [33] | Depression while pregnant [34] |
Low back pain in the year before pregnancy [35] | Age at last delivery: ≥25 (vs < 25 years) [36] |  |
Pelvic girdle pain in the year before pregnancy [35] | Age at first birth: 21–25, ≥26 (vs ≤20 years) [37] |  |
PPGP in the first pregnancy [37] | Partner’s education level: primary or secondary 9–10 years, secondary 11–12 years (vs university) [38] |  |
PPGP in at least 1 of the 2 first pregnancy [37] | Years of education: 10–12, 13–15,16+ (vs 7–9 years) [37] |  |
PPGP in the first 2 pregnancy [37] | Pakistani (vs Norwegian) [39] | Â |
PPGP in the first but not 2nd pregnancy [37] | Being in work [40] | Â |
PPGP in the 2nd but not the first pregnancy [37] | Monotonous work [40] | Â |
Symptom-giving pelvic girdle relaxation in mother or sister [40] | Working part-time [40] | Â |
Exercised at least 2–3 times/week before pregnancy [35] | Shiftwork [40] |  |
Pre-pregnancy physical activity [35] | Fixed salary [40] | Â |
Regular exercise (once a week) [40] | Living in a house (yes vs no) [40] | Â |
Combined OCP [37] | Having more than 3 rooms at home [40] | Â |
Hormonal contraceptive use before first birth [37] | Having a lift at home [40] | Â |
Length of hormonal contraceptive use 1–29 months, 30–59 months, 60 or more months (vs none) [37] | Having stairs with more than 10 steps at home [40] |  |
Progestin-only contraceptives [37] | Living with or married to partner [40] | Â |
Diseases in the back, bones, or joints [40] | Children at home [40] | Â |
Suffering from lower abdominal pain [40] | Doing more than 50% of the housework [40] | Â |
Other diseases (other than diseases in the back, bones, or joints) [40] | Influence on breaks at work (yes vs no) [38] | Â |
Previous lower abdominal pain (while not pregnant) [40] | Influence on work pace (yes vs no) [38] | Â |
Lifting heavy loads at work (10-20 kg) [38] | Level of work pace control: No, low, medium (vs high) [38] |  |
Heavy loads to carry (> 10 kg) [40] | Externally paced work (yes vs no) [38] |  |
Physically heavy work [35] | Â | |
Strain at work (not clearly defined) [33] | Influence on work content (yes vs no) [38] | Â |
Work bending forward [33] | Work with video display terminals (yes vs no) [38] | Â |
Twisting and bending [33] | Weekly hours of paid work ≥35 (yes vs no) [38] |  |
Uncomfortable working positions [40] | Weekly hours of paid work > 40 (yes vs no) [38] |  |
Long walking distance at work [40] | Economic dependence [33] | Â |
Stairs more than 10 steps at work [40] | Permanently employed [33] | Â |
Working in draft and cold [40] | Â | Â |
Working with chemicals [40] | Â | Â |
Previous caesarean section [42] | Â | Â |
Recurrent abortion [42] | Â | Â |
Mild pre-eclampsia [42] | Â | Â |
Severe pre-eclampsia [42] | Â | Â |
Chronic hypertension [42] | Â | Â |
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Pregestational diabetes mellitus | Â | Â |
Premature rupture of membranes [42] | Â | Â |
Time since last delivery: < 5 years (vs 5 or more) [36] |  |  |
Time since first birth [37] | Â | Â |
≥ 4 cups of coffee (per day) [38] |  |  |
Treatment of low back pain by doctor (vs untreated) [40] | Â | Â |
Treatment of low back pain by chiropractor (vs untreated) [40] | Â | Â |
Treatment of low back pain by physiotherapist (vs untreated) [40] | Â | Â |
Untreated low back pain [40] | Â | Â |
Number of pregnancies [34] | Â | Â |