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New UAntwerp cycling outfit helps advance research on saddle pain in women
Research call for female cyclists!
Pregnant at home and train your pelvic floor?
Pelvic floor ultrasound, Get to know your own pelvic floor better.
The Pelvic Floor, The digital platform about the female pelvic floor!
The Pelvic FloorBASICS a webinar series for professionals
Pelvic floor talk!
Everything you want to know about Pregnancy-related pelvic girdle and lower back pain
4 myths about your bladder and bad habits
The Pelvic Floor Book
"Mama, I am eadyyyy!"
Why are pelvic floor muscle exercises not only important for pregnant women?
When do you start running again after giving birth?
What is pelvic organ prolapse or prolapse (POP)?
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Vaginal wind, vaginal flatulence, vaginal flatus, queefing.
Queefing? Vaginal farts? Vaginal flatulence? "What's in a name?"
Why did nobody ever tell me how my pelvic floor would feel after giving birth?
Underneath it was a battlefield... A courageous testimony about a difficult birth and pelvic floor problems postnatally.
Pelvic floor rehabilitation immediately after childbirth
Pelvic floor muscle exercises immediately after childbirth
How does your pelvic floor recover after giving birth? Will exercises hurt?
Initial reactions to the launch of our digital platform...
An episiotomy, a cut in the pelvic floor during childbirth.
Pelvic floor muscle exercise during pregnancy: to do or not to do?
Funny that most women still know so little about the importance of the pelvic floor muscles!
Holding back urine or wind was a challenge
Pelvic floor problems during pregnancy?
Pelvic floor muscles and pelvic floor muscle exercises
Pelvic floor problems: common, but rarely "normal".
Why cross her legs when sneezing?
Sagging is not normal
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Yves Jacquemyn, MD PhD
Stefan De Wachter, MD PhD
