ACOG ACSM 2.0.2

ACOG ACSM refers to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists' Advice for Clinical Management related to health and fitness, particularly during pregnancy.

The guidelines are particularly beneficial for obstetricians, gynecologists, and healthcare providers caring for pregnant women.

Topics include exercise recommendations, nutritional guidance, risk assessment, and management of common conditions during pregnancy.

While ACOG ACSM provides general recommendations, individual assessments by healthcare providers are essential to address specific medical conditions or complications.

ACOG ACSM recommends regular physical activity tailored to the individual's fitness level, unless contraindicated by a healthcare professional.

Yes, ACOG ACSM suggests low-impact activities such as walking, swimming, and stationary cycling as safe options for most pregnant individuals.

Women should consult with their healthcare provider to ensure the exercise program is safe and appropriate based on their health status.

Yes, ACOG ACSM also offers recommendations on safe return to exercise postpartum, focusing on gradual progression and considering individual recovery.

ACOG updates its guidelines periodically based on new research findings and clinical evidence; it is advisable to refer to their website for the latest versions.

More information can be accessed directly on the official ACOG website or through their published practice bulletins.