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Writer's pictureLynne DiPirro

So, is pelvic floor work necessary?!


Hi ladies!


The easy answer to this is: YES!


Why is pelvic floor health important for all women? Let's dive in!


Our pelvic floor muscles play a crucial role in supporting our bladder, uterus, and rectum, as well as maintaining continence and sexual function. They are the unsung heroes that keep everything down there in balance.


Various factors like pregnancy, childbirth, stress, trauma, and high-impact activities can lead to pelvic floor dysfunction. Symptoms can range from urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and organ prolapse to sexual discomfort and weakened core stability.


That's where pelvic floor coaching comes in!


1. Empowerment in Education: Coaching empowers you with knowledge about your body, helping you understand the anatomy, functions, and proper care of your pelvic floor. Knowledge is power, and being informed allows you to make the best decisions for your health.


2. Individualized Programming: Each woman's pelvic floor is unique, and a skilled provider can create a personalized plan tailored to your specific needs. They can address issues like muscle weakness, tension, coordination, and provide guidance on exercises, stretches, and relaxation techniques.


3. Pre- and Postnatal Support: Pelvic floor coaching can help prepare your body for pregnancy, strengthen your pelvic floor during pregnancy, and aid in postpartum recovery, promoting optimal healing and function.


4. Enhanced Quality of Life: By addressing pelvic floor dysfunction, you can reduce pain, enhance bladder and bowel control, restore sexual comfort, and boost your confidence and overall well-being.


5. Prevention is Key: Even if you haven't experienced pelvic floor issues, coaching is a proactive step to maintain your pelvic health and prevent future problems.


Ladies, remember that your pelvic floor health matters! Seek the guidance of a qualified pelvic floor physical therapist who can provide the support and care you deserve.

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