If you do pelvic floor muscle exercises during pregnancy; will your pelvic floor become too tight to give birth? A blog to correct common misconceptions and false myths!
As many as half of all women who have ever given birth have some degree of pelvic organ prolapse (POP). What is normal? And what is not? Should you be worried? Read more, learn more, talk about it.
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.
International guidelines help women find their way. How do you best start that postnatal "start to run"? Or are you a health professional and looking for some more evidence for your own practice? Read more in this blog.
Two "infographics" with information and tips on pelvic floor therapy and pelvic floor rehabilitation immediately after giving birth. Accessible information, easy to read and easy to share.
Do you have doubts about starting pelvic floor muscle exercises after giving birth? Do you have little feeling in those muscles? And do you wonder if this is normal? This informative blog provides some golden tips.
