Pelvic Floor Release Stretches | FemFusion Fitness

Hip and pelvic floor stretches for release and relaxation. If you carry tension in your pelvis, this is the video for you! These pelvic floor release exercises are safe to do DAILY.
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[@felsjo02]

I have vaginusmus! I had a lot of pain tonight ! I was longing to do this rutine agian! It helps THANKS!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I'm so glad it's been helpful for you!

[@rubit1626]

Hi any updates did this help with vaginisum?

[@veenaradhakrishnan5435]

Is it working

[@gagglesas]

@@veenaradhakrishnan5435 Did this help anyone with vaginismus ?

[@sanjukarthi8922]

I have more tight on my vagina...everyone told me to do operation...pls tell me any exercise to broke my hymen to loose

[@katafrankova8836]

Dr. Bri, you saved me. That stretch where you bring your foot on the thigh of the other leg and shift bringing the foot on the floor! I can't thank you enough for your help. I just had a flare-up from sex, I wasn't able to collect my son from school because of that horrible horrible pain. I suffered for a year already, had multiple tests and scans, but still didn't know what was causing pain. I was doubting PT before, but did 2 sessions of pelvic therapy and found out I am not able to relax my muscles down there fully. Now I know I'm headed towards the right direction. Thank you!

[@carolinekelly636]

Mine is trigged by sex too we’re you able to fully recover and have sex regularly without the pain mine isn’t during it’s usually a few days later or the next Day

[@katafrankova8836]

@@carolinekelly636 Hi, still not recovered, but taking meds for overactive bladder, this somewhat helps as I also have urinary symptoms. I also have lichen sclerosus. What helps me: emu oil for vulva and vagina, vaginal estrogen, stretching, deep breathing, walking, vaginal wand for internal massage/stretch (but careful not to overdo it), also massage gun for my back, bottom and legs. And strengthening hips. And my pelvic physiotherapist did internal work, especially on my anterior muscles close to bladder, it is hard to reach with the wand.

[@kyla2476]

Ahh this felt great. I was crying and frustrated with my pain today that I've deal with since I was a teen. This helped me and your voice is so soothing. I will be sure to do this daily!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Thank you so much for sharing your success story with me, Kyla --- I'm so glad my video was helpful!

[@amyjones8114]

FemFusion Fitness ...and you have such a sunny disposition! It makes this frustrating pelvic floor tension much easier to deal with because you are so positive 😄

[@buckley97]

You have saved my life with this sequence. My pelvic floor pain has dramatically improved. Thank you , thank you, thank you...

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I'm so glad it has helped you! All my best to you as you continue your healing journey!

[@ricardoantuesquivel4946]

How do u feel right now?

[@sport-in1bi]

Juan Francisco Cornejo Pinto , would u tell , how long u practiced to see improvement ? How many times a day ?

[@horatiomud-gudgeon4724]

Thank you femfusion, coming from a different culture with my limited English language skills (my husband is writing this for me) I found your demonstrations of exercises, clear and easy to follow and I am starting to get results

[@DanielleCrookMusic]

Ok I love this series, I love that she is creating these for people, it's awesome. I do feel like if we are addressing women's pelvic health issues, as well as men's; and we are ok saying the word "testicles" we absolutely have to be OK saying the word vagina, or vulva, or whatever. What is wrong with these words? There should be no stigma around the words that describe our body parts, especially when we are dealing with health problems in those areas. One could argue that the inability to even name these body parts compounds the difficulties women face when living with pelvic pain issues.

[@Zayaxa]

I couldn't agree more with everything you've said. Let's break the stigma. "Lady bits" is so awkward and patronising.

[@whyeumadbro]

Unfortunately it all comes down to company image, youtube flags the word vagina as sexualised content which they dont want on their platform. I know it’s just a word, but KZbin does everything to avoid bad press. KNowing there are kids on KZbin, they have to treat every piece of content as if it is being viewed by kids. THe last thing KZbin and any social media tech giant want, is an army of Karen’s blaming them for showing “explicit content” to their children’s and “having to explain what a penis is”.

[@DanielleCrookMusic]

​@@whyeumadbro ​ None of what you wrote is true. There are thousands of KZbin videos with millions of views using the words vagina, vulva, vaginal, vaj, sex, sexuality, orgasm, clitoris, etc, plainly in the titles. There are videos by mainstream orgs like Scientific American and Ted Talks on the clitoris. There are hundreds of accounts on here run by sex therapists, PT's and sexual medicine doctors with millions of views, using these words plainly and normally in every video. Just do a search. Also, KZbin requires videos to be marked as specifically for kids now. So they definitely aren't treating every piece of content as if it is being viewed by kids, but if they did, there is nothing in this video or most videos on vulvar/vaginal health that anyone could call explicit. Even videos of genital surgery are viewable on youtube. Why would you think it's ok to respond to someone with an explanation you just made up?

[@SGRmoss]

​@@DanielleCrookMusicvideos with certain words can be demonitized. Educate yourself 😏

[@DanielleCrookMusic]

@@SGRmoss I have. The word “bladder” is demonetized, so is “healing”, and “rehab/rehabilitation” and a bunch of other benign words required to be used in pelvic floor PT videos. No one is making cutesy euphemisms for “bladder.”

[@simo4fear]

Hello Dr Bri - Thank you. You’ll never truly know how much you have helped me. It was this specific video that pulled me back from the edge while suffering from a relapse (after 4+ years of 90% reduction in pain). The flare up was so painful that I began to hyperventilate, knowing that I could not continue living in this painful condition any longer. This stretch routine calmed me down enough to gather my senses and begin my new road to recovery. In the most heartfelt and sincerest way possible, I will be thanking you for the rest of my life. I am a male, and I have been suffering from this horrible affliction for over a decade. My story is very similar to the others that have left comments in these videos. I’d like to share all the details of my journey (in fact I think it would probably be therapeutic to some degree), but I’d rather cut to the chase for the benefit of others. Team - There is HOPE! Lots of hope! In the mid 2000’s there was hardly any real understanding or empathy from the urology field of practice. My story took me through 6 urologists, and one of them was a NIH member from UW. No help or hope was found there. Here’s the hope...there are specialized clinics now (I think Dr Brie posted a link to a directory but I can’t seem to find it again). I had to do do some digging to find a clinic in my geography, called a few, found the names of reputable therapists that were certified in this specific practice (I don’t remember the certification title/name), track them to their current employment location and begin the discussion of treatment, insurance coverage, etc. I was amazed that I did find empathy, as well as “above and beyond” help in finding a chiropractor that treated this condition. In a sense, it was putting to action very similar to professional networking....finding out who did what and where, industry jargon, etc., but for chronic pelvic pain management instead. It seems to me there is a newer and more holistic approach to managing/healing this pain; chiropractic, physical therapy, posture adjustment, relaxation and medicine (I was prescribed a muscle relaxant suppository that reeeally helped me get in front of an oncoming flare up). I ran out, and my recent flare up went from uncomfortable to unbearable. Now I have to “network” my way back into finding the therapist and clinics that will work best for me. But this time my fear and anxiety is greatly reduced knowing that there is help out there, and that in itself makes way for some relief. If you’re suffering like I am at this very moment, my opinion would be to buy the “Headache in the Pelvis book”, do your level best at researching and finding specialized clinics and practitioners in your geography (be prepared to travel), do this video routine 2-3 times a day, help others if you’re able, and please please please, do not give up hope. It’s out there. All the above is my personal story and my personal opinion, and I hope someone out there will benefit from what I had to say. God bless!

[@simo4fear]

Actually it was this stretch routine that “saved” me that horrible night 2+ years ago... m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKWzaZiHjpxnedk

[@suzannewickersham5925]

@@simo4fearl

[@theresistance3818]

Ha!...with my pelvis, it's more like a fluctuating migraine that just never goes away. 😞 ... Thank you 🙏🏻for sharing this video...hoping it brings me some relief 🤞🏻

[@raghulg5737]

Is there any progress?

[@alexmurphy5289]

I am also a male in my 20s with pelvic floor issues. This is an issue that comes and goes for me unfortunately, but this video really helped with a flair up of mine. Thank you!

[@danasloan4106]

No tension?

[@accountantintraining4752]

Hey, if you a male? Were you born with a vagina if so I never knew that this goes beyond a woman problem or i don't understand what you mean which makes me feel like a clueless fool.

[@K_RNDM]

men do have pelvic floor so there can have plevic floor tension

[@Jux925]

They call it "non-bacterial chronical prostatis" - doctors do not help But if you are so stupid, where you born with a cabbage as a brain?

[@ScottHeaney]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronic_prostatitis/chronic_pelvic_pain_syndrome

[@andreaordway5024]

Wow. All I can say is thank you - SO MUCH. I am a 24 year old male that suffers from PTSD, anxiety, and depression. I was recently diagnosed with pelvic floor dysfunction / pelvic pain. I was recommended personally by my Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist to watch a few of your videos. This is my first time doing these stretches, but about 10-15 minutes later I am really experiencing some relief. My pelvic muscles feel relaxed, at least right now. I will definitely be using this video daily. And I will be recommended it to anyone I know with pelvic pain.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

That's amazing; thank you so much for letting me know, and thanks to your PT for recommending my work. Love and light to you on your healing journey!

[@rault6374]

Update after a year??

[@sunfil5780]

Hello how do you feel right now?

[@sagar203]

@@tellagorlanaveen1637 Bro if you are cured….please help me too🙏

[@sagar203]

@@rault6374 if you are cured….please help me too🙏

[@IslandRunaways]

Terrific video. I am having pelvic PT for IC, and this video is a great supplement to the stretches I was given to do at home. Your explanations are really helpful. I hope you do more on pelvic release! So glad I find your channel and website.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Wonderful! Keep watching - more pelvic health videos on the way.

[@heatherrose2656]

Thank you. This is a great sequence to start or finish the day. So generous to make this available to us.

[@refragged]

You have saved my life with these stretches. Since October 2018 I suffered with terrible prostatitis and PFD. Every kind of test was done. Multiple Urologists, Doctors, etc. Nothing ever found. It wasn't until I went to Pelvic Floor PT and found a Gonstead Chiropractor that I started to have relief. It took weeks of hard work, but the symptoms waned. To anyone who suffers from Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, PLEASE have a chiropractor or a physiotherapist check your Sacral/Sacroilliac joint. My SI joint was damaged from running and my entire pelvic floor tightened over time because of it. It caused very bad urinary symptoms and prostate swelling. Recovery was difficult and took time but through stretching it DID happen. Visit a Urologist to rule out a bacterial issue and then get yourself to PT and watch videos like these. There is hope and you WILL get better.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

YES -- thank you so much for sharing your story and your words of encouragement! It's so important for people to see that there's hope (and resources out there that can help).

[@nuttylorenzana9693]

did you experience HARD FLACCID}'

[@refragged]

@@nuttylorenzana9693 No only urinary burning and SI joint pain.

[@QueMeVezWei]

I have constant sudden flare ups in my scrotum, I think it might be epididymitis but The I got an ultrasound and it didn’t show anything bad whatsoever, the dr didn’t give me meds I’m so tired I’ve been having sudden pain since November last year, I also have light pain in my lower abdomen, so you think this will help?

[@refragged]

@@QueMeVezWei I would really start doing stretches, these ones specifically, and get a referral from your Doctor for PT. Also, realize that you are going to be ok, stay calm, and know you will beat this.

[@meruemking5927]

I have pain in the muscle between scrotum and anus while doing shit..n iam also constipated..at night my scrotum and that area feels so hot..is it pelvic floor muscle problem?...can i do this for relax

[@Amathylar]

Some info for people with pelvic problems - A lot of pelvic issues are from nerve misfires, causing muscles to contract when they shouldn't. There is a huge nerve cluster right in your pelvic area, at the bottom, the sacral plexus. All kinds of pelvic issues can happen after accidents, surgeries, especially hysterectomies, c-sections and other abdominal surgeries. Trouble urinating, cant empty bladder or the feeling of it, pain, tension, tenesmus, can trigger levator ani and many other pelvic issues. 9 weeks of Amitriptyline, 20 mg before bed. Its a hard medication to take, as it makes you sleepy a bit the next day, but it resets the nerves, dramatically improves symptoms and most completely disappear. Takes about 4-8 weeks to work. Physical therapy treats the symptoms not the cause though it is a great help for many.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Every case is unique and every one should consult their healthcare provider to see what's the best treatment plan for them. My approach focuses on both the mind and body, and does not rely solely on physical exercises. Meditation, and other stress relief tools can help relax the mind, which will help relax the body.

[@Amathylar]

@@vibrantpelvichealth your channel is very informative. Most often one can diagnose the cause by going after the trigger. So many people have come to me with such utterly gross misdiagnosis, having been in pain for years. I’m glad to see you help people! the trigger is the best indicator for a cure.

[@Naranderadhawan]

Had you had constipation issue as well with tight pelvic floor? Does this medicine has any other side effects? Thanks

[@Canadiannaturegirl]

Will this help with vaginimus as my muscle clamp down causing no entry into vagina

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

artzfarm this will be a great start! I recommend also consulting with a women's health physiotherapist.

[@druwzeigrwileu4482]

Finally someone who knows what they're talking about. Tried yoga w Adrienne's videos and both of them made me even tighter. As soon as some idiot goes "now do a kegel" I want to physically rip off my face and throw it at them. Like bruh. I am in a constant kegel. It's never not clenched. Not gonna clench more. How is this logic?? But your vid actually helped sooo much. It's not perfect yet cuz of course it would make no sense if it was fully relaxed after one 20minute vid. But I can finally feel some relief and openess and I no longer feel like I'm permanently clenched. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! I feel comfortable awareness in my vagina without numbness or pain for the first time in over ten yrs

[@jimswinton3899]

Please put your hair in a ponytail, it seems to be getting in the way all the time..Great video though..

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Thanks for the tip. Glad the video helped!

[@Shauntelle23]

Thankyou so much! I have been experiencing a pain that would come and go through the years and havnt found anything other than a warm heating pad that would ease the pain and i came across this video. It made the pain go away!!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

That's so wonderful to hear! I'm so glad you've found some relief with this video.

[@ayoubmerzak1733]

Hi Shauntelle, Could you please describe me your daily routine using these Yoga techniques and after how much time you started to notice improvement? I hope to hear from you soon. Thank you.

[@jasdevpundir1861]

This is also good for anal spincter muscles who have tight muscles and it is hard to pass stool. So the fissure keeps recurring. Take care 💓

[@Abdallah86F]

I have a pelvic floor issue and no pain but I have difficulties in emptying the bladder and pass stool which causes bloating and hard time. By exercising the pelvic floor relaxation techniques and stretching I’m really getting better and better. I inhale deeply through the stomach and letting it reach to the pelvic floor area (you can feel it) and hold for 5 seconds and then exhale through the mouth deeply then repeating the process on and on ( better to do ot at least for 10 minutes overall). One more good technique is that I stretch the pelvic and take deep breath as the same process above and doing this for 30 seconds, it really helped alot and feel a big difference Thanks

[@raghulg5737]

Is your pelvic floor issues gone... Urinary issues?

[@jiminawake5926]

so glad i found you, i have pelvic floor dysfunction as a male since one year including ED, it really feels like one is out of balance and disconnected from everything, basically the root chakra gets blocked and so all others chakras aswell which depend on the root of all... that was truly a great video, it felt like 5 minutes doing the excercises and i feel release already, time to let this go : ) if someone reads this having pelvic floor dysfunction, please be aware that a holistic approach is necessary to get over it, im so excited because i already learned so much due to this dysfunction...relaxation, healthy foods, stretches, walking´(especially barefoot), laughing, releasing, letting go is whats needed, physical therapy is also great, hot showers two herbs i can recommend to everyone but especially ppl with pelvic floor dysfunction are Ashwaganda and Maca Thank you so much for this video i will do these now everyday, your energy is brilliant : )

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Your perspective on your personal journey is great - I love that you acknowledge how much it helped you learn about general healthy living. Awesome. Take care, and I'm glad you enjoyed my video!

[@jiminawake5926]

I had to learn the hard way i guess. Thanks a lot : ) have a great day

[@payambreaker]

I also suffer from CPPS or HF.. I do recognise your problem as a male. I have been doing all those things you mentioned above, but I still have HF (Hard Flaccid ). I have also done acupuncture, used tense machine on my feet, all sorts of stretches, breathing techniques, used thera wand to release trigger points, healthy diet, exercising, barefoot walking, take all those herbs, sleep well, no stress etc... but still have HF due and ED due to tight pelvic floor. I have also been examined by UK top urologists for leaky venous, peyrony's disease and after four years they are not telling me that I am all fine. their only suggestion is a penis implant or injection of liquid Viagra!!! I refused. I am not looking at Shockwave Therapy as my last hope. I wish you could tell me if these exercises will help me get rid of my CPPS or HF..

[@patrickficklin]

Aswhaganda is a wonder . 10 weeks on it and it's just now beginning to get to work.

[@egoistaxrs6527]

FreeLife, I also have pelvic floor dysfunction (I'm a female). Could you tell me what holistic methods you used for dealing with it? And... since 8 months have passed since your comment here, *were* you able to deal with it? I really want to put an end to this issue, but I am not aware what holistic methods exist for dealing with this issue. Thank you in advance for your answer.

[@earthangelexplore7159]

The way you're sitting I cant even sit like that :( it hurts. My mid section really hurts due to the tightness.

[@kylee.4628]

I have a lot of hip tension and used this as a cool down and self-care routine after ballet class. It was very helpful, thank you!

[@killa46464]

So relaxing ! I’ve had spinal surgery 5 months ago and tightness and stiffness in my lower back and legs are an issue - this felt great ! Thank you 😁

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

You're welcome! I'm glad it helped you relax/let go of tension.

[@darthvadorskates]

Thanks for doing this video! I've been having trouble getting my doctor to actually diagnose me with chronic pelvic pain syndrome so I could actually get help.....These exercises really helped me a lot, so again thank you so much. Also, I appreciate what you said at the end about both men and women can have these issues.... there's a huge stigma apparently whether men actually have these problems, which is why I may have to look for another doctor, I just don't know which type I should see other than a general practitioner, which makes it really difficult to actually get help....same could be said about hormone issues, as though men didn't have those either lol

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

David, you're right about the stigma (unfortunately)... And it's not particularly helpful that the best source of treatment for this condition is a specialty called "women's health physical therapy!" If you can find a physical therapist (physio) who specializes in women's health (or pelvic floor rehabilitation), that might be a great help for you. Good luck and I'm so glad my video has helped!

[@catherinef327]

Thank you so much for making this video. It's the first routine that I've tried since learning about my pelvic floor problems, and it couldn't have been a better one. You've given me hope for restoring ease in my body.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

That's so great to hear! All my best to you, Catherine :)

[@Luvterra]

In the 5 years since I was diagnosed with pfd this is the video I STILL come back to when I have a flare. You are the best!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Glad this video is helping. Don't hesitate to check this free pelvic pain and tension guide for additional support. bit.ly/femalepainguide ~ Vibrant Support

[@nmh01]

My first time doing these exercises I had such a release that I had a feeling of a bubble flowing down and then a release of bladder. I am seeing a pelvic floor physical therapist and she suggested I watch your video.

[@rault6374]

Good morning! Just enjoyed opening up and engaging my pelvic floor muscles thanks to you Dr. Bri. So blessed by this video!

[@shyannmaybe680]

Ive been feeling pain after sex and tight in my stomach. I went to many hospitals, did tests twice each with no result. They ended up just telling me to try different positions during sex. But now im seeing this and i will be sure to talk about it with my doctor. I did these stretches and i already feel better. I finally see some hope

[@joseantoniosalinasvega7956]

Great stretch for my tight body, thanks for sharing.

[@KayJ1990]

Can this help recovery from vulvodynia. Got it after infections then guarding to much.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Yes, this can help release the tension from too much guarding. I hope you find it to be beneficial for your condition!

[@normsjie]

Thank you so much. I'm already feeling ease on my pelvic floor. Can I do this everyday?

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I'm so glad! And yes, you can do this everyday. No problem! If you need a shorter routine, try this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ2adYtnpqeVmZY

[@Janetl62]

Thank you so much! This helped my pelvic tension and pain. ❤️

[@Lonniepsangel]

Thank you so much…you have given me hope!

[@karagarcia9326]

So glad I found your channel! Very helpful and inspiring! Hoping my pelvic floor tension will one day be a thing of the past.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Thanks for your comment, Kara! I'm so glad I can be of service. You might also like my guided meditation - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqTcgYdunLJ3eqM

[@radkakolouchova821]

F jaws 3

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Check it out! My new guided 12-week programs for women *and* men with pelvic pain and tension: www.overcomepelvicpain.com/

[@dailylifeinnetherland9863]

Thank you so much.... I was facing the problem of bladder infection and lower abdominal pain..... But when I did this exercise I felt so good..... Now there's no infection and any kind of pain.... Thanks.....

[@ruthfitton4462]

Dr BRI I am having a flare up of my symptoms. This is my go to video when it happens. I have been crying with the pain today . As usual my pelvic floor is in pain and spasming and the pain seems to cascade up and down my rectus abdominis . I have been doing the exercises, diaphragmatic breathing , warm baths painkillers, diaphragmatic breathing. my chronic anxiety had crept back before this flare. I am wondering if this video is the best one to follow or is there a more recent one that might help me more/quicker? Very best wishes Ruth

[@jonathanmoody1534]

I’ve had pelvic tension for 20 years now and have lost countless nights of sleep. I am so grateful for this upload as now I understand the pain and can relieve it as well as knowing I’m not the only male experiencing this. You have a very calming demeanour and a beautiful aura. Thank you.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I'm so glad it's been helpful for you, Jonathan! If you go to bit.ly/FemPlaylists you'll see that I have an entire playlist dedicated to Men's Health that you might enjoy exploring. I also have more videos that may help you in my Pelvic Pain/Tension playlist.

[@305dar8]

Im 20 and have had on and off sharp pains in my perineum for years now. it happens one day and wont happen again for a couple days , but lately its happening daily because of me quitting marijuana; which was hiding my tension because it would relax the pelvic floor. its debilitating and feels excruciatingly painful. Only way to describe is a sharp knife stabbing my perineum, includes urine retention, constipation, pain in ejaculation, slight testicle pain aswell as penis pain, burning sensation when passing urine and burning sensation even during sex/ejaculation. I did go for my sharp pains a while back to a hospital and just like most uneducated doctors, they “diagnosed” me with slight prostatitis, yet im only 20? It was an odd diagnosis, but i had no bacteria in my urine and later on a different doctor told me there actually was not any prostatitis at all, he even told me that there wasnt any reason for the pain... i felt incredibly discouraged. But one day i decided to do my own research and quickly understood it was hypertonic pelvic floor what i really have been dealing with. Ever since i started trying the 360• breathing and these stretches i have felt immaculate relief and i can finally get rest at night, and not have my mind riddled with anxiety and stress... ur a life saver girl ❤️

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I'm so glad you found relief!

[@elkenaalden]

After 2 years of really bad pelvic pain this really helps!! Thank you so much!!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Glad it helped! If you need extra support, I have created a course to better help with pelvic pain. There is more info here: www.overcomepelvicpain.com

[@kimlushtums_eastbristol_so123]

This is super helpful Bri! After practicing the routine for the past few weeks, I'm seeing a positive progression in symptoms and feeling much more positive again. Thanks so much xxx

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Thank you for sharing!! I am so glad to hear that this routine is helping you!

[@kimlushtums_eastbristol_so123]

@@vibrantpelvichealth I'm glad you get to read comments! It's so useful I can't believe it is free! So I've bought the book this week, received today, can't wait to read :-)

[@sarabaumgartner6857]

These videos literally changed my life. I cannot thank you enough @FemFusion Fitness

[@gk_filer]

I have allot of neck issues,2 surgeries, and it seems when that flares and gets tight the pelvic floor symptoms get worse. Does this make sense? thanks Great presentation

[@cherahsBroll]

It’s so sad how little there is known and understood about pelvic floor in both genders. After a pelvic exam, an intra-vaginal ultrasound, and various different urine tests and bloodwork I was still told that there’s “nothing abnormal.” Our health is really about listening to our intuition and believing in our bodies. My body (through self examinations, pain, discomfort, and multiple unusual feelings (fullness, pressure, strange odor, occasional burning all in vagina) has told me I have mild prolapse of my bladder and perhaps anal (cystosele, rectosele). I chosen to believe it. And as a result all of my symptoms have drastically improved. If I had’ve listened to them, my god. *_THAT_* would have been an issue. Bri you are a godsend. Much love 🙏🏾🌸💕 EDIT: P.S. I’m 25 :)

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Keep listening to your intuition and to your own inner voice, Cherah! While the medical community is essential (and life-saving in many instances), we must not forget that WE are our own "first line of defense" and our own best doctors. Glad you've been able to (safely) chart your own course and see some results! Happy New Year!

[@cherahsBroll]

FemFusion Fitness Yes! Thank you Bri, Happy New Year to you too!

[@aditiacharya2270]

hi ,may I know what else you are doing apart from this exercise to improve your condition? your inputs will be very much appreciated.thank you.

[@rosettevila5506]

please help im having difficulties with rectal parts as well. What treatments / other things did you do to help treat the discomfort? I havent defacated normally for 2 weeks now

[@yuinurahilyon5711]

This is a very good demonstration for people with problems I applaud for the young lady's effort to make and upload this video. Also the world of meditation is truly amazing it can even revitalize a person's energy beyond an extent. Due to a meditator that taught the people on how to practice yoga he was able to help many people on different certain of places. Unfortunately I have forgotten what his name was but he was one of the enlightened conscious people in this world a guru.

[@rockky1990]

When we exhale do we do it from nose or mouth?

[@knktoys1313]

I love these stretches it really helps but I am suffering from an anal fissure right now and I can't do any stretches on my back are there any I can do standing up?

[@aupakistani]

Can this help dealing with vaginismus? I am unable to do the first time intercourse with my husband due to vaginismus. My muscle got too tight. Shall i go for this exercise?

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

This should be helpful for you. Good luck!

[@zunaynaalibhai6288]

I have vaginismus too and it has helped. Alongside the use of dilators, these exercises are very helpful..Goodluck!

[@veenaradhakrishnan5435]

@@zunaynaalibhai6288 how you cured it could you plzz give me your number am suffering from it..plzz help me..

[@shortiezgame]

I have pudendal Neuralgia and had a flare. All my muscles are tight and tender and i was having constant pain. I didn’t think this was going to ease it that much, but then the final stretch where you seperate the bottom really helped! The constant pain has gone ❤️ thank you i will need to keep doing this one

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I am so glad this helped you! I'm sorry that you had a pudendal neuralgia flare. This pelvic floor release is exactly what you need to help! Let me know if you have any questions or need additional help!

[@jesuschick7872]

I have vaginismus as well. And this helps a lot. Thank you!!!!

[@THEJOKEYJOKER]

Did the exercise help?

[@JessBess]

for the last exercise, I can only feel it in my upper back. not in my hamstrings or pelvic area at all

[@elplanetapiruleta]

Thanks a lot for helping me get rid of my pelvic pain! :)

[@1populist]

Great routine! I’ve done this one a few days in a row. Thank you.

[@Beejou77]

What A RELIEF!!!!!! Yesssssss😆

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Sending love and light!!! So glad this was helpful!

[@stargazer2756]

very nice! I am a guy in my early 60s and have this. I am very active and run 5ks and do weights. Actually, I think it was using the Elliptical that set me back with groin discomfort since I had kicked it up a notch with my exercise. This I feel will help me. Thank you!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

You're welcome! It should definitely help... All my best to you!

[@rebe1617]

And that’s on ✨v a g i n i s m u s✨ First time trying this I hope it helps

[@janal.9640]

can you update? did it help?

[@rebe1617]

Jana L. I actually stopped doing it because I’m lazy but it probably would have helped

[@alinemartinez9270]

Dr. Bri, thanks so much for your expertise, understanding and videos. I have pudendal nerve issues and extreme pelvic pain. Your exercises have helped immensely. Thanks so much for your time and expertise. I appreciate it!!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

You are very welcome! It is wonderful to hear that these videos have helped you with your pelvic pain! Thank you for sharing!

[@rodleaverton]

That was INCREDIBLY helpful. I'm struggling with over-recruitment of pelvic floor muscles, and your video will be a wonderful complement to my PT regiment. Thank you!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

WONDERFUL to hear that you're using this in conjunction with PT treatment! All my best to you!

[@melissaherrera5852]

I’ve been doing these exercises everyday usually when I have terrible pelvic pain. Thank you so much!!!!!!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I am so glad to hear that the video has helped you with your pelvic pain! That is what it is for! 💜

[@livinginphuketthailand9837]

This stretches exercises is really helpful and relaxing for the pelvic. Thank you!

[@carriecaverly5296]

This video is magical!!! The moves, your voice, your words, your empathy. I felt a lot of hope! Thank you. I’m 8 weeks post hysterectomy for fibroid enlarged uterus that made itself known with an emergency acute urinary retention! Not fun. Am in love with pelvic floor physical therapists. They are so compassionate and actually help.

[@richardb5730]

I've just finished this now and I feel such a release of my pelvic region. You have a lovely, calming aura too. Fantastic. Thank you very much for sharing this!

[@richardb5730]

I will definitely check that out. Thank you!

[@luckumathur7938]

Mam please upload a video for patients of pelvis floor tightness and pudendal neuralgia both

[@anapetro5642]

Instant relaxation and relief. Thank you

[@swimbait1]

Thank you! Male here and have had issues for years from too much tension. Not sure if this will help but it sure feels therapeutic. I will keep trying to see if it can help me. Thank you again

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

You're welcome, I certainly hope it helps!

[@maggiescalese7070]

Thank you so much! I just did your video and feel SO much better! After two babies I needed this.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

You're welcome! So glad you treated yourself to this great stretch break!

[@ericahenderson1830]

Omg this is so relaxing Thumps up ❤️❤️

[@dspirit444]

Thank you so much for this deeply healing and enjoyable video. I feel a difference already.

[@miadv6341]

Thank you soo much for your videos... They've helped me soo much ... I can't thank you enough. God bless you❤

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

You're welcome!

[@amandamason5944]

Thank you so much! This helps me every time. This helped tremendously postpartum for me and continues to help me when I do it right before bed my pain and tension disappear. Best video thank you!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I am thrilled to hear that this video has helped you!

[@angelinespumuki5614]

Esos ejercicios se pueden hacer teniendo un prolapso de segundo grado.Estoy operada de hecterectomia con estraccion de útero trompas y ovarios.Muchas gracias .

[@Velez8669]

Jesus shes like a wet noodle. I seriously need to stretch.

[@lusihd6233]

Hi Dr.Bri..How many times do i need to do this and for how long until the pelvic floor is strong enough? I’m 48 years old & had early menopause since 2 years ago. I had everything checked last November and no problem. I’m having pelvic discomfort and mild pain everytime after doing exercise which is involving deep breathing. I rarely do exercise as I’m not overweight. I’m only just started yoga exercise to improve my well being. I found this video & tried it and i felt some relieve. Thank u in advance..

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

This video is not intended for pelvic floor strengthening as much as it is intended for pelvic floor relaxation. Everyone will respond differently, but if you're looking to release tension in the pelvic floor and hips, you'll likely see improvement within a few weeks of regular practice.

[@marinaredon2891]

Beautiful routine thank you !!!

[@montegobrown6119]

Dude this is going into my morning ritual, thank you seriously

[@vishasaili7431]

This was really amazing thank you!

[@EmanAli-tf3ns]

I suffer from chronic pain , doing this twist was extremely painful :what does this mean "?thanks for the video

[@momsmhel2597]

Thank you it help a lot

[@amandatroyanncalliste8120]

Started this today. So excited! How long and how regular should i perform this as I have been suffering in this area for soo long?

[@toscayorifonda4974]

thank you so much 😭😭😭❤❤❤❤

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

You're welcome!! 😊

[@annomaly751]

❤️

[@earthangelexplore7159]

I cant do the deep breathing so far..cause of the massive tightness brick of tightness that exists.

[@sandiephippin5308]

I love this video. Just started yesterday. Have had chronic pelvic pain for at least a few years. You make it so easy to follow, and the calmness of your voice helps me to relax. How many times a day should these exercises be done?

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Sandra, I'm so glad you found it to be helpful! I recommend doing this routine just once per day, although you can certainly choose 1-2 favorite stretches and do them on your own, in addition to the once/day practice. Good luck!

[@kaysingh8865]

igotgreathelp

[@bcruiser20]

Is it helpful in pudendal neuralgia, entrapment and pelvic floor dysfunction ?

[@jdneilso]

Thank you so much for this video, it helped me so much!

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I'm so glad!

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[@suki4670]

Wil it help to cure Vanginimus

[@glynrowson]

Love your videos great work, doctors just dont believe males haves pelvic floor problems I've had this for 3 years didnt have a clue what was going on, after 4 months if stretching im nearly pain free but still get urinary frequency whats the best stretch for this please

[@peacefulbliss1]

Hello Glyn, what are/were your symptoms? Bowels not emptying fully? Constipation too? Does your lower abdomen feel swollen and inflamed like you have to pee all the time?

[@javierrosales3280]

@@peacefulbliss1 i have the same problem bro.. Hiw are you now?

[@peacefulbliss1]

@@javierrosales3280 Doing very well thanks! Going to a physical therapist did nothing for me. If you want to know what I did, drop me a line, I'll try to help.

[@javierrosales3280]

@@peacefulbliss1 you are ok now?

[@peacefulbliss1]

@@javierrosales3280 Started doing resistance stretching in September, 80% better. I can do things again and look forward to going out and such. Couldn't do that for the last three years. Get the book "Genius Of Flexibility" by Bob Cooley and do the exercises. Also, look up a guy on here who goes by "Greg HF", watch his videos. He helped me out a lot!

[@pinkybabe6190]

With all of these positions , is your V area supposed to be flexing?

[@AlexandreLopez1999]

PinkyBabe what do you mean by flexing? If you mean tensing or contracting then no. If something more the opposite, as if you're trying to start a pee

[@anubebe3]

Would doing it everyday benefit someone with vaginisimus?

[@sheetal2399]

Let me know if it helped you!

[@byrny111]

Thank you please never take this video down

[@spirkspirk5093]

I love thinking about stirring chocolate as my legs as the sticks.

[@bibikhatija5132]

does this helps me in curing vaginismus and painful sex plzzzzzzzz reply

[@moonermuhammad420]

I love you so much dear......May Allah bless u...I jst subscribed 2 ur channel....had lost hope for my pain 😘

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Sending you love and light!

[@tiemccauley5369]

I went to the doctor having issues emptying my bladder fully or at all. I had fears that I had prolapse, but was told that since I’m only 25 and no children that it is not likely. Well, I practiced this video and your updated one and the next day I was able to empty my bladder fully. I skipped the stretches the following day, pelvic ache and retention returned. I have another appointment Monday for second opinion. In the meantime this is really helping. Thank you so much. ✨

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

I'm so glad it's helping you! Keep up the good work, and keep listening to your body. Sending love!

[@MJKarkoska]

I'm 31, male, and a couple of years ago I started having slight urination changes, a general tightness, and slight burning sensation on occasion. Went to my primary care doctor, who did labs and whatnot, did not find anything, and sent me to a urologist. He couldn't figure out what was wrong either, until I happened to notice while in his office that by relaxing my whole body the slight testicular pain I had would go away. So I got to avoid a tube up my pee-hole, and he wanted to prescribe muscle relaxers. I won't take them, so nothing got done. I've found that these stretches, along with some kind of meditation that allows you to feel your individual muscles and relax them, work really well. I had trouble finding a demonstration of stretches for this particular issue, so thanks. Also it was interesting that the urologist came up with this idea almost as an afterthought. What I mean is that it seemed it was not something he saw very often.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Unfortunately, I think your story is quite common. Pelvic floor dysfunction can be disregarded or viewed as an afterthought by medical providers, when often very simple treatment techniques (such as relaxation training and stretches) can resolve the issues within a matter of weeks. I'm so glad you came across my video, and thrilled that it helped!

[@jetapufamily3943]

Is this working for vaginismus? Please share your review, need help 😭

[@ashlydhanesan2341]

Me too 😭...is this working??

[@zanaeevans9276]

It worked for me i didnt even have to watch the full video 5;00 minutes in i felt better

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

That's so great to hear! Glad it brought you some relief.

[@vivacedan]

Is it normal to have a lot of pain after doing these exercises for a few days? I do have arthritis. And 64 years old.

[@vibrantpelvichealth]

Some discomfort is normal when you're just getting started with a stretching routine. However, if your symptoms are getting worse, then you should seek assistance from a physical therapist in your area.