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M Tabatabaiechehr, P Salari, A Mokhtari Far, S.r Mazloum,
Volume 1, Issue 2 (Winter 2009, Spring 2009 2009)
Abstract

Introduction:     Heartburn, which occure in 30-80 percents of pregnancies, have a vast injurious of social, emotional and  environmental  effects  on  the  life  of  the  pregnant  woman  as  well  as  their  society  and

occupation. Stressors such as tension of the job effect in contrast with housewives .This research has been

accomplished in order to compare the occurrence and intensity of heartburn in employed and housewives pregnant woman

Material  and Method:  This observational-analytical research was accomplished by applying cross-sectional and multi-stages sampling method on 310 pregnant housewives and 150 employed pregnant women who has necessary qualification and were referred to prenatal care centers in Bojnord. In three sections of three month of pregnancy ,used from interview form for determining the prevalence of heartburn in the last two months and used from interview form and visual index of Oklahoma for determining the intensity of heartburn. Our analysis of data were done with X2, T- student, Man-Withney, one way ANOVA, Log liner, Co-variance and by utilizing the SPSS software with 95% coefficient.

Results:  Mean heartburn intensity were significantly different between two groups (P=O/OO1O)and being more in employed women (Total of pregnancy, 5/23 ± 1184vs 4/2 ±1166) (Tl, 4/73±1/841186 vs 3/88 ±1I21) (TI, 5/05± 1197vs 4/12 ±1/63) (T3, 5/75± 1/69 vs 4/13 ±1/64).

The prevalence of heartburn in employed pregnant woman was more than that of housewives (T 1: 2118% vs

1811%T2: 5511% vs 44/3%, T3: 73/9% vs 6118%, Total of pregnancy: 48/6% vs 42/6%). There was not significant relationship between the prevalence  of heartburn  and patient's  occupation (Tl,  P=0/73)  (T2, P=0/28) (T3, P=0/20) (Total of pregnancy, P=0/25).

Conclusion:  Employed pregnant women are at risk of heartburn in comparison with unemployed ones. It necessary to  force  and  enhance  suitable laws,  specific  education  for better  life  method  and  better job qualification of employed women  and more facilities to decrease their heartburn and unsuitable effect's one.


Naseh Pahlavani, Omid Sadeghi, Fatemeh Ebrahimi, Seyedeh Shabnam Mazloumi Kiapey, Maryam Nurany,
Volume 11, Issue 2 (10-2019)
Abstract

Introduction: Due to controversies in different studies about the effects of L-arginine supplementation on athletic performance and cardiovascular risk factors, this study aimed to review the current evidence on the effects of L-arginine supplementation on athletic performance and cardiovascular risk factors.
Methods: This study was done to summarize findings from earlier evidence on the effect of L-arginine supplementation on the risk of cardiovascular disease. We searched in PubMed, Scopus and Google Scholar through 1975 till 2017 using the following keywords: cardiovascular OR athletic performance OR hypertension OR blood pressure OR sports performance OR lipid profile in combination with L-arginine OR arginine. After reviewing title and abstracts, all clinical trials and cross-sectional studies conducted on healthy people or those suffering from the disease were included.
Results: In most studies, consumption of L-arginine supplementation improves athletic performance and body composition in athletes, although there are some contradictions in this field. Most studies confirmed the effect of L-arginine on decrease cardiovascular risk factors, and most of the work considered that this effects as a result of increased levels of nitric oxide (NO) in serum.
Conclusions: Most of the clinical trials indicated favorable effects of L-arginine supplementation on athletic performance and cardiovascular risk factors and taking this supplement at a dose of 2-5 grams per day has no side effects and promotes the health. Due to controversies in some study for giving high doses of this s


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