3 Things NOT To Do To Cause Prolapse [Or Make It Worse!]

Dealing with pelvic organ prolapse can be overwhelming, but there are steps you can take to manage and even improve your symptoms. In this video, I'll share three critical mistakes to avoid that could worsen prolapse, and how to adjust your daily habits for better pelvic health.
As a women's health physical therapist, I've worked with numerous women experiencing prolapse, and I've seen how small changes can make a big difference. Understanding your pelvic floor and its role in supporting your pelvic organs is key. Avoiding heavy lifting, high-impact exercises, and managing chronic constipation are crucial steps in managing prolapse.
By making these adjustments and seeking guidance from a pelvic floor therapist, you can take control of your symptoms and improve your quality of life. Don't let prolapse dictate your life; start making these changes today for a healthier tomorrow.
Here’s what you’ll learn in this video:
00:00 3 Things NOT To Do To Cause Prolapse [Or Make It Worse!]
01:21 The Pelvic Floor
01:53 Signs & Symptoms
03:28 #1 Avoid Bearing Down When Lifting Heavy
06:24 #2 Proper Exercise Technique
08:16 #3 Managing Chronic Constipation
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This was so good, thank you. I’m gonna try these and see if it works

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Thank you for the video!

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binging all your videos and some other ones I trust in here too. still waiting for my referral to see a pelvic floor specialist for my prolapses. trying to stay positive and be mindful of what to do and not do till then! wish your location was closer to me, I'm in Rancho Cucamonga...I think the drive would make discomfort worse. again, thank you so much for all the free information!!!

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