Due to permanent irritation of my urethra, I went for a check-up after two weeks with my gynaecologist, who assured me that this was perfectly normal and that all women have some sort of prolapse after giving birth.

Offering women quality information in an accessible way to help them preventively. Every woman deserves some extra information about her pelvic floor.

To break the taboo on pelvic floor problems. To make the subject easier to talk about, to share more accessible and scientifically substantiated information and to truly empower women in their self-care, we need the help of a strong professional network!

Why we prefer to avoid the word pelvic instability. A blog full of practical information and tips, scientifically substantiated.

Dirty toilet seats, just-in-case peeing, going quickly before leaving, pipistop exercise or pushing to pee? Not at all... I'd rather not!

Everything you want to know about your pelvic floor as a woman

Looking for clear information on what exactly your pelvic floor is? How can you train it? And what preventive tips we give every woman? Find out where you can watch a video or listen to a podcast.

Expert Dr Kathleen Van Malderen tells us all about stomach ache! The Irritable Bowel Syndrome, very understandable and clearly explained on the modern website of IBS Belgium!