The impact of the conducted exercises on pregnant women: medical and bioethical considerations

Abstract

Introduction. The bioethics implementation in the conducted physical exercises for pregnant improves the health conditions of the future mother and child. There is an imperative need to develop this issue to meet the demands of modern society.

Objective of the study.The study was conducted to highlight the relevance of multidimensional contemporary bioethical analysis of the pregnant women active lifestyle. Information, promotion of healthy lifestyles and pregnant women encouragement.

Material and methods. Refference publications. Socio-bioethical researches. Specialized books and monographs. Methodical-scientifical literature data and personal sociological observations. Results. Increasing the number of pregnant women following a healthy and active llifestyle as the result of information, promotion, conduct and encouragement.

Conclusions. Reducing the risk of complications during childbirth is a correct combination of involving medical bioethics and physical training of pregnant women.