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Prolapse is often considered a very scary diagnosis because it is talking about the center of our femininity and it’s often diagnosed on the heels of bringing life into the world. I think that’s the part that makes this diagnosis so hard. You’re now a sleep-deprived mother working hard to keep a little one alive … What is Pelvic Organ Prolapse and Does it Require Surgery? Read More »

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Pelvic organ prolapse is an extremely common condition impacting up to 50% of women. It can impact you physically and emotionally, but the good news? There's hope! And there's help. Follow the link for a blog that will relieve your worries. #pelvicfloor #pelvichealth #womenshealth #womensfitness #vibrantpelvichealth #drbri

Pelvic organ prolapse is an extremely common condition impacting up to 50% of women. It can impact you physically and emotionally, but the good news? There's hope! And there's help. Follow the link for a blog that will relieve your worries. #pelvicfloor #pelvichealth #womenshealth #womensfitness #vibrantpelvichealth #drbri

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Feeling a heaviness or pressure in your pelvic floor region? It could be a pelvic organ prolapse. Read this can't miss article to learn more about what a #prolapse feels like and what can be done to manage it.

Feeling a heaviness or pressure in your pelvic floor region? It could be a pelvic organ prolapse. Read this can't miss article to learn more about what a #prolapse feels like and what can be done to manage it.

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse will affect up to 50% of all women to some extent. Some with significantly life altering symptoms, and some with only mild.When women make the discovery that something is different with their pelvic floor, they feel a pressure at the base of their pelvis, or they notice a change in their ability to void their bladder or bowel, their first step is usually to speak to their OBGYN.

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Did you know many of the uncomfortable, and probably embarrassing, bathroom issues you're dealing with could be a result of pelvic organ prolapse or pelvic floor dysfunction? If you're a woman facing these health issues, we have a video for you that shares 4 quick wins to alleviate these issues today!

Did you know many of the uncomfortable, and probably embarrassing, bathroom issues you're dealing with could be a result of pelvic organ prolapse or pelvic floor dysfunction? If you're a woman facing these health issues, we have a video for you that shares 4 quick wins to alleviate these issues today!

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Try this low pressure fitness hypopressive flow that is safe and effective to reduce symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse.  This is a 5 minute flow that can be done daily or added on to the end of your regular exercise routine!  This is a great flow to begin in the early postpartum stages, once cleared for regular exercise.

Try this low pressure fitness hypopressive flow that is safe and effective to reduce symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse. This is a 5 minute flow that can be done daily or added on to the end of your regular exercise routine! This is a great flow to begin in the early postpartum stages, once cleared for regular exercise.

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I’ve been asked by many women and patients over the years what they can do about their prolapse. They are often scared and also feel let down by their medical providers and society at large for NOT discussing the possibility of POP.

I’ve been asked by many women and patients over the years what they can do about their prolapse. They are often scared and also feel let down by their medical providers and society at large for NOT discussing the possibility of POP.

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Kim Vopni - The Vagina Coach on Instagram: "Hypopressives and releasing tension in the pelvic floor are a game changer for prolapse. Most people think that if they have prolapse they need to do thousands of kegels every day. Kegels are a form of pelvic floor muscle training and research supports that they can help with symptoms and may improve early stage prolapse but when you add release work and hypopressives to the mix....it is powerful! The hypopressive technique is a posture/breath…

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11 reactions | Pelvic organ prolapse is one of those things that a lot of us don't think about until we have it... and then we are often left with more questions then answers and no direction. I'm a big proponent of doing everything we can to prevent it from happening in the first place but these things can also be worked on even after a diagnosis! 🩷❤️🧡💛🩶#yogateacher #pelvicpain #pelvichealth #pelvicfloorexercises #yogapractice #pelvicfloor #yogabenefits #yogaforbeginners #tightpelvicfloor #hypertonicpelvicfloor #fyp #foryou #hippain #hipmobility #foryou  #yogaathome #yogatherapy | Pelvic Health Yogi | Pelvic Health Yogi · Original audio

11 reactions | Pelvic organ prolapse is one of those things that a lot of us don't think about until we have it... and then we are often left with more questions then answers and no direction. I'm a big proponent of doing everything we can to prevent it from happening in the first place but these things can also be worked on even after a diagnosis! 🩷❤️🧡💛🩶#yogateacher #pelvicpain #pelvichealth #pelvicfloorexercises #yogapractice #pelvicfloor #yogabenefits #yogaforbeginners…

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) occurs when the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissue weaken or tear. This causes the pelvic organs to fall downward into the vagina, similar to a hernia. Women may feel or see tissue coming out of the opening of their vagina as this progresses. Learn about the causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatments of POP. For more information visit our website: starclinic.org/

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Are you experiencing issues that may indicate something is wrong with your pelvic organs? Pelvic organ prolapse may be the cause. This condition occurs when one or more of your pelvic organs, such as your bladder, uterus, or rectum, drop from their normal position because of weak or damaged pelvic floor muscles. Learn about the signs and symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse and what you need to know about this condition.

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❓5 SIGNS YOU HAVE PELVIC ORGAN PROLAPSE... (And what to do about it) In this video I outline the signs and symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse. If...

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14K views · 286 reactions | 🔍💡 Journey to the Core of Male Well-being:   The Pelvic Muscles. Often overlooked, these muscles form the bedrock of urinary, bowel, and sexual health. Join us as we unveil the significance of strengthening and maintaining the pelvic floor for overall male health.   Whether you're a medical professional or simply keen on health optimization, our insights into male pelvic anatomy are invaluable.   https://www.sciepro.com/licensing  #MaleWellness #PelvicFloorHealth #AnatomyExploration #SciePro #science #anatomy #med #meded #medical #medstudent #physio #muscles #pelvicfloor #3d #unity3d | SciePro | SciePro · Original audio

14K views · 286 reactions | 🔍💡 Journey to the Core of Male Well-being: The Pelvic Muscles. Often overlooked, these muscles form the bedrock of urinary, bowel, and sexual health. Join us as we unveil the significance of strengthening and maintaining the pelvic floor for overall male health. Whether you're a medical professional or simply keen on health optimization, our insights into male pelvic anatomy are invaluable. https://www.sciepro.com/licensing #MaleWellness…

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Anabelen Aranton on Instagram: "You sneeze is called Stress Incontinence and strengthening your pelvic floor will prevent you from leaking. 💦 

1️⃣First of all, a tight pelvic floor Is not the same as a strong one. 

2️⃣"Latchkey bladder" is one nickname for Urge Incontinence (that feeling when you put the key in the door and suddenly you are hopping up and down, not knowing if you will make it on time). This is a common symptom of a tight pelvic floor (remember, tightness = weakness). 🚪🏃‍♀️

3️⃣There is a strong correlation between low back pain and pelvic floor dysfunction. When there is instability and/or tightness in the pelvis, there is instability in the lower part of the spine also.

4️⃣UTIs cause the pelvic floor muscles to tighten or "guard" in response to pain. With repeated U

Anabelen Aranton on Instagram: "You sneeze is called Stress Incontinence and strengthening your pelvic floor will prevent you from leaking. 💦 1️⃣First of all, a tight pelvic floor Is not the same as a strong one. 2️⃣"Latchkey bladder" is one nickname for Urge Incontinence (that feeling when you put the key in the door and suddenly you are hopping up and down, not knowing if you will make it on time). This is a common symptom of a tight pelvic floor (remember, tightness = weakness)…

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Niki Wibrow on Instagram: "Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor: Boost Bladder Control and Core Stability for Over 50s

Here are just a few reasons why we should incorporate specific exercises into our workouts 

Improves Bladder Control: Reduces the risk of urinary incontinence.

Supports Core Stability: Contributes to overall core strength and posture.

Prevents Prolapse: Helps avoid pelvic organ prolapse.

Eases Childbirth Recovery: Aids in postpartum recovery and prevents long-term complications.

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#PelvicHealth #CoreStrength #ActiveAging #healthyover50"

Niki Wibrow on Instagram: "Strengthen Your Pelvic Floor: Boost Bladder Control and Core Stability for Over 50s Here are just a few reasons why we should incorporate specific exercises into our workouts Improves Bladder Control: Reduces the risk of urinary incontinence. Supports Core Stability: Contributes to overall core strength and posture. Prevents Prolapse: Helps avoid pelvic organ prolapse. Eases Childbirth Recovery: Aids in postpartum recovery and prevents long-term…

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Kelly Peterson PT, DPT, PRPC on Instagram: "Did you know BLOWING up a balloon can help you POOP?!💩

Yes! This is great for constipated adults and kiddos! I like to imagine I am blowing out birthday candles or bubbles when having a bowel movement to avoid straining, pushing, and holing my breathe to protect the pelvic floor🙌

Why does it help to blow into a balloon?!⬇️⬇️⬇️

Because FORCEFUL EXHALATION is critical for CORE and PELVIC FLOOR activation so if you have a little poop left in the rectum or feel like it’s right there but won’t come out, you can exhale to help the pelvic floor muscles and CORE to help “pinch it off” and exit without pushing or straining✅

The diaphragm plays a critical role in core/trunk stability and respiration by controlling intra-abdominal pressure! That’s why

Kelly Peterson PT, DPT, PRPC on Instagram: "Did you know BLOWING up a balloon can help you POOP?!💩 Yes! This is great for constipated adults and kiddos! I like to imagine I am blowing out birthday candles or bubbles when having a bowel movement to avoid straining, pushing, and holing my breathe to protect the pelvic floor🙌 Why does it help to blow into a balloon?!⬇️⬇️⬇️ Because FORCEFUL EXHALATION is critical for CORE and PELVIC FLOOR activation so if you have a little poop left in the…

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