1. Pelvic floor muscle training increases pelvic floor muscle strength more in post- menopausal women who are not using hormone therapy than in women who are using hormone therapy: a randomised trial 
Flávia Ignácio Antônio, Robert D Herbert, Kari Bø, Ana Carolina Japur Sá Rosa-e-Silva, Lúcia Alves Silva Lara, Maira de Menezes Franco, Cristine Homsi Jorge Ferreira 
Journal of Physiotherapy 
Volume 64, Issue 3, Pages (July 2018)
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2. Figure 1 Design and flow of participants through the trial.
a 21 were using hormone therapy
b 15 were using hormone therapy
c 2 were using hormone therapy
d 1 was using hormone therapy
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3. Figure 2
Effects of pelvic floor muscle training on the primary outcome (pelvic floor muscle strength) and secondary outcomes (prevalence of urinary incontinence and severity of urinary incontinence) in women using and not using hormone therapy.
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