Publications by authors named "Abdoulmouinou Poudiougo"
Article Synopsis
- This study examined the link between bowel transit issues during pregnancy and the development of anal pathologies, focusing on their incidence, diagnosis, and treatment within the first 6 weeks after childbirth.
- Conducted in Bamako, Mali, the research enrolled 1,422 pregnant women, revealing that 38.4% experienced anal pathologies, with the most common being hemorrhoids (13%), anal fissures (10.5%), and anal incontinence (8.6%).
- Key risk factors included being over 30 years old, having chronic constipation, delivering a larger baby, and prolonged fetal expulsion time, emphasizing the need for systematic screening and early treatment to prevent complications.
