As a woman, you are unique, and understanding your own body is the first step toward a healthy pelvic floor. We put you first and let you feel that you are not alone. Welcome to the floor!
A few minutes of your time that make a world of difference, that's the impact of The Pelvic Floor Selfcheck. An online screening where we uncover any risk factors and issues to give you valuable insight & personalized advice. We put you as a unique woman at the center of your own quest for good pelvic floor health.
Urinary incontinence can occur at any age, but in women it is most common during or just after pregnancy and when getting older.
Various complaints can arise in connection with defecation, such as undesired loss of stool or constipation.
When the supporting tissue - which holds the bladder, last piece of bowel or uterus in place - weakens, a bulge can occur. This is called a prolapse or Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP).
Pelvic floor problems are sometimes accompanied by sexual problems.
Wind that can be felt and heard escaping from the vagina. Usually after sexual intercourse or during physical activities or sport.
Various pain complaints can occur. From perineal pain to tailbone pain.
Urinary incontinence can occur at any age, but in women it is most common during or just after pregnancy and when getting older.
Various complaints can arise in connection with defecation, such as undesired loss of stool or constipation.
A weakened pelvic floor can lead to prolapse of the uterus, bladder and rectum. Loss of strength in the ligaments can also be the cause of prolapse.
Urinary incontinence can occur at any age, but in women it is most common during or just after pregnancy and when getting older.
Various complaints can arise in connection with defecation, such as undesired loss of stool or constipation.
A weakened pelvic floor can lead to prolapse of the uterus, bladder and rectum. Loss of strength in the ligaments can also be the cause of prolapse.
Everything you as a woman want to know about your pelvic floor, you will discover in The Pelvic Floor Book. A book packed with accessible tips, recognizable testimonials and beautiful illustrations for added clarity. Let's strive together for a healthy pelvic floor. Up to your bedside table?
Hedwig Neels, the driving force behind The Pelvic Floor, also specialized in pelvic floor issues in athletes (both women and men) with a specific focus on saddle injuries in cyclists. For this we would like to refer you to hedwigneels.com.