The clinical study evaluated safety, comfort, and birth outcomes in first-time mothers who used Aniball compared with women who did not.
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The clinical study evaluated safety, comfort, and birth outcomes in first-time mothers who used Aniball compared with women who did not.
The study concluded that Aniball helps reduce the risk of episiotomy and supports perineal protection during childbirth. It also confirmed that Aniball is safe to use.
No increase in pelvic floor damage, incontinence, or reduced quality of life after childbirth was observed.
More frequent exercise did not lead to a further reduction in birth injuries or tears. Less frequent practice (every other day) appeared to be more beneficial.
The most common maximum balloon circumference was 25 cm. This supports the recommendation not to exceed the suggested size. The goal of the training is pelvic floor relaxation - not achieving the largest balloon size.
Women who practiced with Aniball did not report a decrease in quality of life after childbirth, including incontinence or sexual dysfunction. In contrast, these difficulties were reported more often by women who did not exercise.
The study also suggested a lower number of assisted vaginal births among women who practiced with Aniball, although the finding was not statistically significant and requires further research.
