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Uso de hidroterapia durante el parto: evaluación del dolor, uso de analgesia y seguridad neonatal

Authors: Laura Mallen-Perez; M. Teresa Roé-Justiniano; Núria Colomé Ochoa; Alicia Ferre Colomat; Montse Palacio; Carme Terré-Rull;

Uso de hidroterapia durante el parto: evaluación del dolor, uso de analgesia y seguridad neonatal

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Resumen Objetivo Evaluar la efectividad del uso de la hidroterapia en la percepcion del dolor y solicitud de analgesia en las mujeres que la usen durante el parto e identificar posibles efectos adversos en aquellos neonatos nacidos dentro del agua. Metodo Se ha disenado un estudio multicentrico de cohortes prospectivo llevado a cabo entre septiembre de 2014 y abril de 2016. Se incluyeron 200 gestantes, asignadas al grupo hidroterapia (GH) o grupo control (GC) segun deseo y disponibilidad de uso, marcando el inicio de la recogida de datos a partir de los 5 cm de dilatacion. Los instrumentos utilizados han sido: la escala de valoracion numerica (EVN), el uso de analgesia, el test de Apgar, el pH de cordon umbilical y el ingreso en UCIN. Los participantes se distribuyeron en: GH (n = 111; 50 expulsivo en agua) y GC (n = 89). Resultados La media de dolor a los 30 y 90 min de la aplicacion de hidroterapia fue menor en el GH que en el GC (EVN 30 min 6,7; [DE 1,6] vs. 7,8 [DE 1,2] [p Conclusion El uso de hidroterapia disminuye el dolor durante el trabajo de parto y durante el expulsivo en aquellas mujeres que realizan un parto en el agua, y la peticion de analgesia disminuye en las gestantes multiparas. No se objetivaron efectos adversos en los neonatos nacidos bajo el agua.

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