Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Women Regarding Physical Activity during Pregnancy and its Related Factors

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Ranaa Abdulmohsen Bin Jaman Alharbi
Amel Hamed Ail Alkhasem
Huda Ahmed H Alhebshi
Amal Saeed Nasir Aldosary
Awatef Marzoq Alnader
Latifah Matoq Aziz Aldadi
Nouf Abdulrahman Abdullah Melebary
Suoad Ibrahem Ahmed fallatah
Manal Omar Hasan Rawass
Jalila Saeed Apdurapo Altakroni

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Background: The knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) of women regarding physical activity (PA) during pregnancy and the factors influencing these aspects are crucial for improving maternal and fetal health outcomes. Understanding these dimensions helps identify gaps in education, cultural influences, barriers to engagement, and strategies for promoting physical activity during pregnancy.Physical activity consists of planned, repetitive, and intentional movements that reduce the risk of pregnancy-related complications. Worldwide, there is a high rate of physical inactivity during pregnancy.While awareness about the benefits of physical activity during pregnancy is growing, many women in Saudi Arabia still lack comprehensive knowledge about the guidelines and safety precautions for exercise during pregnancy.

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