Here’s 5 pelvic floor exercises that are outside the box 📦!! Pelvic floor work is more than kegels and deep squats! #pelvicfloorexercises | MamasteFit: Pre/Postnatal Fitness Childbirth Education

Pelvic floor dysfunction - All you need to know 👉Pelvic floor dysfunction is the inability to control the pelvic floor muscles that support the organs in the pelvis including: 1. The bladder 2. Rectum 3. Uterus 4. The prostate 👉Symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction include: a) Urinary incontinence b) Pain in the pelvic region c) Pain during sexual intercourse d) Stool leakage ✅Kegel exercises and certain core strengthening exercises can help provide support to pelvic floor musculation. ✅Other f

These are major signs of overactive pelvic floor. And this issue is more common than you think and less treated than we’d hope. 💡Some facts: It can happen anytime - like even 10 years postpartum It is not only a #postpartum issue Many people who have not given birth have it It can happen with episiotomy / forceps / vacuum birth Males get it. All the time. It can show up during #menopause #Hormones play a role #Stress plays a role #Cortisol plays a role Tense and tight abs and / or #jaw usually