Pelvic floor

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Some common signs that you need to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles including urinary incontinence, painful intercourse, pelvic organ prolapse and more. Featuring a review of the Perifit pelvic floor exerciser. #womenshealth #pelvicfloorhealth #postpartumhealth

Taking care of your pelvic floor can mean a variety of exercises & treatment. Here are 5 ways to relax your pelvic floor at home!

Dr. Jen, pelvic floor physical therapist, answers the your TOP 10 questions about pelvic floor health. From the best pelvic floor exercises to incontinence.

The best pelvic floor exercises help with bowel and sexual function, not just childbirth. Learn how to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles beyond kegels.

This pelvic floor strengthening workout is idea for your postpartum body and recovery. An easy at home workout with no equipment you can do quickly while the baby naps.

Many people experience subtle changes in their bodies as they age. Some notice urinary leakage, less control over their bowels, or increased urgency to eliminate. While companies that sell incontinence pads will lead you to [...]

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Your core and pelvic floor include some of your body's most important muscles. So what do you do when your pelvic floor is too tight? There are a number of exercises you can do to open your hips, relax your pelvic floor, and release tense muscles. Doing these exercises might actually help if you are experiencing incontinence! Check out the entire pelvic floor release workout here.

Peony and Eucalyptus bouquet like never before! This repesentation of the hips via the sacroiliac joint is a reminder to be kind to our bodies and that we can grow through whatever we go through! Just a little piece of pelvic floor art